Leaderboard

Finally tested this and can confirm the above script function works.

Animations are blendable. I don't know if this is universal, or requires some hardcoded element, but you could test it. You'd need to create it as a new animation (going the name hack route is the easiest way to do it) and then you just set the animroot to the base of where you want to affect the model. In your case, you'd set the animroot to torso_g (or maybe torsoUpr_g). Then the legs should inherit the animation from the idle animation - i.e. be standing. Of course there would be an issue with the right arm posed to be resting on the right leg, but one problem at a time. Edit: So I played around with it a bit, since I was already hacking animations for one of my own projects. I took the animloop2 anim and removed the keys for the pelvis/legs and the position keys for the rootdummy. I replaced the keys for the right arm/hand/fingers with keys from the pause1 anim (with a doubling of keys required, since that anim is half the length). That gets you in the ballpark, although he still has a drinking problem, now apparently even further exacerbated. I'll have a look at the TSL drinking anim, as I think they fixed that up. I know they properly aligned the glass, which is not the case in K1 (which doesn't actually use a glass, but if you add one it's positioned poorly and the fingers clip through it).

OK, here's a revised version using elements from the adjusted TSL animation, along with TSL's glass-in-hand prop to go with it. There are still some glass positioning/clipping issues, and it obviously gets nowhere near the mouth/face, but I have tried - and failed - to resolve that in the past, so fixing it would be up to someone else. Perhaps someone like @Alvar007 could take a look at it. At the moment I have injected it into S_Male01 (the highest level supermodel) as the weld animation, since humans don't have that anim but it is scriptable (ANIMATION_LOOPING_WELD).

@Sith Holocron No pics at the moment, but the textures that benefit the most are armors, robes (clothes generally, I suppose) and alien textures. Human faces show little improvement, and module/area textures aren't always noticeably better.

Happy holidays to all. A question to those that use this mod: Which textures - in your humble opinion - benefit the most here? In your answer, please exclude textures that you've seen done better elsewhere. I'm merely interested in the best of the best here. If you do include pictures, please have both a before and after screenshot to better illustrate your point/s.

At the moment, what I am seeing now looks somewhat decent. Perhaps the key issues are what I am not seeing, would love to see this played out in a Taris Cantina with the NPCs all performing this animation (But if you aren't going through with it you might as well not even bother).

Qimtiq, but he's the Quarren swoop organiser on Onderon. As far as I'm aware, he's the fourth and last Quarren with a role in TSL.

Much of this tutorial is depreciated, as I've found better tools. Namely: the Warp tool in GIMP, set to Shrink Area. This allows you to draw where you want the lines to sew together.

Edit the GIT in KGFF. Edit: Actually, there's this: // 386: Set whether oMapPin is enabled. // - oMapPin // - nEnabled: 0=Off, 1=On void SetMapPinEnabled(object oMapPin, int nEnabled); I suppose it's the Waypoint's tag? I guess someone needs to try it in-game.

Atton Sleeve Upscaling Advanced Techniques

Yes, it's fake. It was based on a Facebook account with 10(!) followers the media fawned over and now, about 1 3/4th year later she still made no official remark to the why. It's funny when the "loud minority" tanks movies like Solo and gives The Rise of Skywalker a run for it's money, sinks the scores to 50% before Rotten Tomatoes gets "creative". Minority, huh? Anyways, for being ' Oh woe is you! It's messages like these that just show how thin-skinned the fanbase has become. ' you seem to be pretty hurt that people call this movie out for the terrible mess it is.