Fps Creator - Model Pack 6
There is a text file included with each pack which defines the animations along with a load of other parameters. All you need are the start and end frame numbers for the animations you are interested in and feed those through to the animate command. Worth checking out the Leadwerk's tutorial on animation first so you understand the basics before attempting to modify existing code.Yeah I think I'll do that because I tried modifying the FPSController.lua to have no gun and I can't move or look around lol.
Fps Creator Model Pack 22
That would help me immenselyActually, no it would not, which was kind of the point to my reply, 'you have to know at the very least, the basics of what the code is and does, in regard to the language it is coded in and the Leadwerks API.' My advice to new users is to start off simply with the basics, go through all the tutorials, then browse both this forum and the old forum, simply looking through at what others were trying to do and how that was achieved, even go through the wiki API command list one at a time to see what does what and experiment with the small examples. Handing you a hastily hacked version of the fpscontroller.lua will leave you with more questions than answers without that basic understanding.
Marley's reply on first glance may seem harsh but I would completely agree with him. Just being handed solutions to requirements you have really teaches you nothing.
Research, understand, code and test will get you to where you need to be and will make any future modification of your own code easy, as you completely understand it. You will end up modifing and refining your code so many times as you progress you'll lose countGood luck with the model conversions Dennis. UU3D is a great tool for what is really such a small investment.