[Danukem]

If you use the anim def command, then animation smoothing will be applied, even if smoothduration is set to 0.0

This came to my attention because I have an actor with a rolling animation. Instead of looping the animation properly, it would very visibly reset the animation every roll. Finally I realized that the game was using animation smoothing to bridge the gap between the last frame of the animation and the first, but it was doing a horrible job. It would keep doing this no matter what value animation smoothing was set to, including 0.0. Finally I had to give up on using the anim command, and set each frame of the animation to a separate tile, then code it like it was a sprite animation. This solved it, but it was a pain (mainly to figure out what was going on). Oh, I tested this using polymer, not polymost (I am working on a polymer project).

[TerminX]

So, if you have it set up with the "anim" command the problem goes away when you set r_animsmoothing to 0?

[Danukem]

TerminX, on 13 March 2016 - 03:49 PM, said:

So, if you have it set up with the "anim" command the problem goes away when you set r_animsmoothing to 0?

I don't know, I would have to reverse my changes and set it back to anim in order to check... I'll let you know.

[Plagman]

You have to set smoothing on the target animation frame, not the source, so that's probably what was happening?