Quote: --- Original message by: Advancebo
Primary Firing would be if you have barrels.
It would have the same amount of key frames as the number of barrels.
Exported as:
stand fixed fire-1.JMO


Secondary Firing would not be needed unless you plan on having an actual moving object for it.
Depends on what it is, if its a barrel like above or some complex firing mechanism.
Exported as:
stand fixed fire-2.JMO

Hatch opening can be any amount of keyframes you want.
Exported as:
stand opening.JMA - When you are exiting the vehicle
stand closing.JMA - When you are entering the vehicle

The opening and closing is coupled with "stand fixed idle.JMA", which tells what the vehicle is like when unoccupied.

Turning would be 3 frames.
0 - Default
1 - Turning Right
2 - Default
3 - Turning Left
Exported as:
vehicle steering.JMO

Accelerating has 3 main parts:
stand acc-left-right.JMO - What the vehicle does when turning left or right, such as on the Warthog's Chaingun.
stand acc-front-back.JMO - What the vehicle does when moving front or back, such as on the Warthog's Chaingun.
stand acc-up-down.JMO - What the vehicle does when moving up or down, such as on the Warthog's Chaingun.
Each has 3 keyframes, and they are in the order that it says:
0 - Default
1 - left/front/up
2 - Default
3 - right/back/down

Rolling is not needed.

Another animation you may need is "stand fixed aim-still", which defines where the vehicle's weapon can aim. The Warthog's Chaingun demonstrates that, where you can aim 360 degrees, but you cant aim straight up or straight down.
For a full 360 aiming:
0 - Default
1 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, and down.
2 - Aiming Right 90 degrees, and down.
3 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, and down.
4 - Aiming Left 90 degrees, and down.
5 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, and down.
6 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, at normal.
7 - Aiming Right 90 degrees, at normal.
8 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, at normal.
9 - Aiming Left 90 degrees, at normal.
10 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, at normal.
11 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, and up.
12 - Aiming Right 90 degrees, and up.
13 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, and up.
14 - Aiming Left 90 degrees, and up.
15 - Aiming Backwards 180 degrees, and up.
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For 180 degrees aiming:
0 - Default
1 - Aiming Right degrees, down.
2 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, down.
3 - Aiming Left , down.
4 - Aiming Right degrees, normal.
5 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, normal.
6 - Aiming Left , normal.
7 - Aiming Right degrees, up.
8 - Aiming Forward 0 degrees, up.
9 - Aiming Left , up.
Export both as:
stand fixed aim-still.JMO

For the actual landing gear coming out:
Suspension Animations.
Depending on where each suspension is, such as the Warthog and Scorpion has 4, but the Pelican has 3, you name each on differently.
0 - Default
1 - Extended Down
2 - Extended Up
Then you export it for the location each suspension each. You have to make one for each suspension there is, the Warthog has 4 suspension animations, the Pelican has 3.
So export as:
suspension front.JMO - For the wheel
suspension left back.JMO - For the left beam
suspension right back.JMO - For the right beam.


Hope this helps.

Quote: --- Original message by: Ghostgamer021
Well here I bring some pictures, I hope this answers your questions...

These are some of the weapons I want to try to repair the animations in third person...

Assault_rifle
http://i1365.photobucket.com/albums/r745/Ghostgamer02/haloce2013-06-2121-28-48-68_zpsaf6bb9f7.png

Magnum
http://i1365.photobucket.com/albums/r745/Ghostgamer02/haloce2013-06-2121-29-22-26_zps3a40a2dc.png

Quote: --- Original message by: Dumb AI


The Magnum looks fine.
The AR seems to be missing a "left hand cyborg" marker. You can add it in Kornman00 (not sure about the regular Guerilla).
You'll have to copy the position of the marker from another Assault Rifle gbxmodel tag.
Edited by Dumb AI on Jun 22, 2013 at 01:35 AM