Open the property dialog for the Script
object and paste the script you can find below the video on this page,
to the code window of the Script object.
This short script adjusts the animation speed based on
SkinMesh object's translation speed.
Because this 3d model has multiple animation sets, the script
will also activate the 'wave' animation when the SkinMesh object is still
and the 'walking' cycle when it is moving instead.
Note how 3D Rad takes care to smoothly blend between the two animation cycles!
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int AnimationSet = 0;
int AnimationSetNew = 0;
void Main()
{
if (iInitializing())
{
AnimationSet = 0;
AnimationSetNew = AnimationSet;
}
else
{
if (IN_0 > 0.2)
{
AnimationSetNew = 0; //walk
//set SkinMesh's walk animation speed based on
//current SkinMesh object's translation speed
OUT_1 = iFloatInterpolate(IN_0,0.2,50,0,50,true);
}
else
{
AnimationSetNew = 2; //wave
OUT_1 = 1;
}
//set current animation set for the SkinMesh object,
//but only if it is different than the one currently
//playing. We need to avoid resetting the animation
//at every script loop, for performance reasons.
if (AnimationSetNew != AnimationSet)
{
AnimationSet = AnimationSetNew;
OUT_2 = AnimationSet;
}
}
}