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Mar-14-02, 03:51 AM (EST) "Anim_node questions" LAST EDITED ON Mar-14-02 AT 03:54 AM (EST)LAST EDITED ON Mar-14-02 AT 03:51 AM (EST)Can someone explain the properties in these lines....I know Line 1 is the initial naming of the animation-
Line two describes the controller
Line 3 - ? are the ones in question.....anim_node GATE1 (
controllers ( 1
tcb_rot ( 2
slerp_rot ( 0 0.4227745 0 0 0.9062349 )
slerp_rot ( 2 0 0 0 1 )
I am really stuck on why my gates start in the up mode at 50 degrees and then only go down to 40 degrees when the train approaches.The animation in the 3D Canvas program shows 0-1-2 seconds and has 50 degrees at 0 seconds then nothing at 1 second and then parallel to track at 2 seconds.The actual model is two gates opposing on the same side of track and starting at 50 degrees then I want them to lower toward each other until parallel with track...the ends of the gate arms touch when they are down...similar to the level crossings in UK.The model displays the correct animation in 3D Canvas and the file comes out like the lines above with only MAIN, GATE1, GATE2 as objects within the model.So I am stumped.....RickAny help or guess's appreciated. Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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CSXALine (483 posts)
Mar-14-02, 05:05 AM (EST) 1. "RE: Anim_node questions"
#1 you should only have 2 frames of animation - 1 up and one downJason Webb
The Seaboard Coast Line/CSX A Line from Tampa Florida to Jacksonville, FL
http://sclcsxaline.cjb.net/
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