Dynamic Character Blinking (h2) - Revision history

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 == Tutorial #1: Single Blink ==
 First I started off by attaching the blink animation to the end of each of the idle animations & then I edited the first frame of each of the idle animations & created an execute a script action part containing...
-<syntaxhighlight lua>
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 if math.random(20) < 13 then
   ActiveAnimations["animation_name"].AnimationLastFrame = 16
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 Right, so again, you need to begin by attaching enough blink animation frames to the end of each of your idle animations to allow your character to be able to blink twice in a row & then what you are going to do is edit the first frame & create an execute a script action part inside of the actions area for said animation frame. It should contain something along the lines of this...
-<syntaxhighlight>
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 blink = math.random(60)

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 == Tutorial #1: Single Blink ==
 First I started off by attaching the blink animation to the end of each of the idle animations & then I edited the first frame of each of the idle animations & created an execute a script action part containing...
-<syntaxhighlight=lua>
+<syntaxhighlight lua>
 if math.random(20) < 13 then
   ActiveAnimations["animation_name"].AnimationLastFrame = 16

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 == Tutorial #1: Single Blink ==
 First I started off by attaching the blink animation to the end of each of the idle animations & then I edited the first frame of each of the idle animations & created an execute a script action part containing...
-<syntaxhighlight>
+<syntaxhighlight=lua>
 if math.random(20) < 13 then
   ActiveAnimations["animation_name"].AnimationLastFrame = 16

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 | Dynamic Character Blinking (animation, Lua) || AFRLme
-|}{{AFRLme_Patreon}}
+|}
 This tutorial shows you how to create dynamic blinking for your characters using some if queries & a little bit of Lua script to force which animation frames should show. This tutorial only delves into the basics of adding a blinking animation to your characters idle animations, however you could quite easily use the same method to insert blink animations anywhere you like in any of your characters animations by querying which frames should be played or skipped.

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-! style="text-align:left" | Name !! style="text-align:left;width:10%" | By {{AFRLme_Patreon}}
+! style="text-align:left" | Name !! style="text-align:left;width:10%" | By
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 | Dynamic Character Blinking (animation, Lua) || AFRLme
-|}
+|}{{AFRLme_Patreon}}
 This tutorial shows you how to create dynamic blinking for your characters using some if queries & a little bit of Lua script to force which animation frames should show. This tutorial only delves into the basics of adding a blinking animation to your characters idle animations, however you could quite easily use the same method to insert blink animations anywhere you like in any of your characters animations by querying which frames should be played or skipped.

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 ... again, the "animation_name" should be changed to the actual name of the animation you have added the little script to, & the AnimationLastFrame values should reflect the amount of frames you have used for idle, single blink & total. ''Remember to take into consideration that animation names are case sensitive.''
-<html><img src="https://wiki.visionaire-tracker.net/images/3/33/Dynamic_blink_(2).gif" width="1024px"/></html>
+<html><img src="https://wiki.visionaire-tracker.net/images/3/33/Dynamic_blink_(2).gif" width="100%"/></html>
 == Resources ==

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-[[File:Dynamic_blink_(2).gif|800px]]
+[[File:|800px]]
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 ... again, the "animation_name" should be changed to the actual name of the animation you have added the little script to, & the AnimationLastFrame values should reflect the amount of frames you have used for idle, single blink & total. ''Remember to take into consideration that animation names are case sensitive.''
-[[File:dynamic_blink_(2).gif|800px]]
+<html><img src=https://wiki.visionaire-tracker.net/images/3/33/Dynamic_blink_(2).gif" width="800px"/></html>
 == Resources ==