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hardcore_gamer

Need help understanding MD3 animation

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So I created a simple 3D cube with a simple animation where the cube merely moves up and down. I have used 3D models before but not one that has an animation. From the research I have done I understand that you use frameindexes to tell the engine which frames are used per animation but there are lots of things I still don't understand and I haven't gotten this working yet. Here is what my model def, decorate and textures lump look like:

 

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So what exactly is missing? Gzdoom just crashes/gets a black screen. Can somebody explain in more detail how 3D models are animated because so far I have hit a brick wall in my efforts to understand it :(

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All your states have a duration of 0 so the entire thing ends up in an infinite loop.

 

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It's about the DECORATE. You say "CUBE A 0". That 0 is how long frame A is supposed to be shown. 0 means nothing.

 

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I have made cubes that move up and down using 3D floor and waggling the floor and ceiling of the control sector.

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1 hour ago, Jerry.C said:

All your states have a duration of 0 so the entire thing ends up in an infinite loop.

 

 

I think I am probably massive misunderstanding what these numbers mean. Can you explain it in a bit more detail what all these numbers and letters mean? Other than the last number on the modeldef list since I already know that that's for the frame numbers.

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7 hours ago, R4L said:

Yeah, change that to 1 and you should be golden.

 

Thanks a bunch. This was driving me crazy but now it works. I love it how sometimes just one single number can break everything lol.

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