Difference between revisions of "SetAnimFrames (CMS)"
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+ | 2c. Example #3: force animation to loop between the 3rd frame & the total amount of animation frames belonging to the animation. | ||
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− | function | + | function setAnimFrames(anim, f, t) |
t = t or f -- fallback in case t equals nil | t = t or f -- fallback in case t equals nil | ||
if f > t then f = t end -- fallback in case f is greater than t | if f > t then f = t end -- fallback in case f is greater than t |
Latest revision as of 20:33, 21 August 2022
Name | Type | By |
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setAnimFrames("anim", f, t) | Definition | AFRLme |
This small function allows you to quickly set the frame range of an animation.
Instructions
1. Add the main script to the Visionaire Studio Script Editor & set the script as a definition script.
2a. Example #1: forcing an animation to loop a single animation frame, in this case animation frame #1.
setAnimFrames("example", 1)
2b. Example #2: forcing an animation to loop a range of animation frames, in this case between animation frames #3 to #7.
setAnimFrames("example", 3, 7)
2c. Example #3: force animation to loop between the 3rd frame & the total amount of animation frames belonging to the animation.
setAnimFrames("example", 3, #Animations["example"].Sprites)
Main Script
function setAnimFrames(anim, f, t)
t = t or f -- fallback in case t equals nil
if f > t then f = t end -- fallback in case f is greater than t
ActiveAnimations[anim].FirstFrame = f -- update from animation frame range
ActiveAnimations[anim].LastFrame = t -- update to animation frame range
end
Syntax Breakdown
Name | Type | Description |
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anim | "string" | This should be a "string" value containing the name of the animation you want to affect. |
f | integer | This should be an integer (number) value which will determine which frame will be the initial (from) frame of the linked animation (anim). |
t | integer | This should be an integer (number) value which will determine which frame will be the final (to) frame of the linked animation (anim). |