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--- modelling:dependenciesamongmodels [2009-07-04 13:40]
127.0.0.1 external edit
+++ modelling:dependenciesamongmodels [2012-04-04 11:20]
Carsten [Human player models] It's the game code that bothers, not the engine
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 That is, if somebody makes a new human player model and offers it for download,
 you expect it to work exactly like the ones that you already know.
-In order to achieve this kind of equivalency, two assumptions must hold:
+In order to achieve this kind of equivalence, two assumptions must hold:
 The skeleton of the new models must basically match the skeleton of the old models,
 and the animation sequence numbers must refer to reasonably identical animations.
-The animation sequences must match, because the engine has built-in knowledge that, for example,
+The animation sequences must match, because the game code has built-in knowledge that, for example,
 sequence number 3 refers to an "idle (waiting)" animation, and that sequence number 27 refers to an
 "aiming with a shotgun" animation. It is entirely up to you to animate your model to look at his
 wrist watch while aiming with the shotgun, or to pick his nose, but it //is// important that
 sequence number 27 corresponds to some "aiming with a shotgun" animation -- because the same is true
-for all other models, and the engine relies on it.
+for all other models, and the game code relies on it.
 The skeletons must also match, for similar reasons:

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