skeletonBones[] = {"Front Left", "", "Front Right", "", "Back Left", "", "Back Right", "", "Steering Wheel", ""};
doesn't seem to work either.
skeletonBones[] = {"Front Left", "", "Front Right", "", "Back Left", "", "Back Right", "", "Steering Wheel", ""};
doesn't seem to work either.
open bulldozer in 02 and use mouse wheel to animate , you will know if it works![]()
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When I loaded bulldozer, it said it couldnt open pos.driver. Also, when I animate, all the wheels work (kind of wobbly) and the steering wheel rotates on the wrong axis (flips forwards and backwards instead of rotate left and right)
well usually that is because it cant load the proxy for the driver , thats not problem but check your bulldozer.rpt fro clarity ,usually in same as arma.rpt folder unless otherwise changed path.
Steering wheel ?
well firstly did you push mouse wheel to move on to next animation ?
if it doesnt work then check you have the axis in memory lod and check in model.cfg says memory = 1;
Yes, I pushed the middle mouse button.
I had the axis in the same lod as the Steering Wheel selection (0.00). I thought that's how the guy from the tutorial did it.
EDIT: I tried moving the axis to memory lod and changed memory = 0; to memory = 1; in my steering wheel animation class, but its still not rotating on the right axis.
Code:class ForkLiftSteeringWheel { type = "rotation"; source = "drivingWheel"; selection = "Steering Wheel"; axis = "Steering Wheel Center"; memory = 1; angle0 = "rad 180"; angle1 = "rad -180"; minValue = -1; maxValue = 1; };
Last edited by eagledude4; Sep 24 2012 at 20:54.
well you usually have 3 point for steering , which is the begin poin the end point and the axis itself .
make 3 points and mess with them see how it goes.
I am out now , got things to do, might get back tommorrow.
My advice to you is downlaod BIS mlods , find something similar and Learn how it works , especially Bones>
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3 points? Like the left side, the center and the right side of the steering wheel? Thanks for the help, I'd appreciate further assistance when you return.
Last edited by eagledude4; Sep 24 2012 at 23:39.