Warden’s Left Arm Gets Stuck If It Detects A Vibration While Sniffing

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Warden’s Left Arm Gets Stuck If It Detects A Vibration While Sniffing

AViewFromTheTop opened this issue 4 years ago · 5 comments

AViewFromTheTop commented 4 years ago

MerpisMe · Answer 1 · 2022-02-05T16:53:51.000Z

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yeah i noticed this, not entirely sure as to why

AViewFromTheTop · Answer 2 · 2022-02-05T17:44:47.000Z

yeah i noticed this, not entirely sure as to why

actually the left arm doesn't move at all with the walk animation, it's pretty much glued to its torso

MerpisMe · Answer 3 · 2022-02-05T17:45:35.000Z

yeah i noticed this, not entirely sure as to why

actually the left arm doesn't move at all with the walk animation, it's pretty much glued to its torso

oh. great.

AViewFromTheTop · Answer 4 · 2022-02-05T17:46:13.000Z

yeah i noticed this, not entirely sure as to why

actually the left arm doesn't move at all with the walk animation, it's pretty much glued to its torso

oh. great.

This is why: this.left_arm.pitch = (AnimationAPI.easeOutSine(t * 0f, t * 0.24f, -120f / j, attackTime) +
AnimationAPI.easeInOutSine(t * 0.24f, t * 0.44f, 120f / j, attackTime));

It's using the attack animation timer instead of the normal walking stuff

MerpisMe · Answer 5 · 2022-02-05T17:46:44.000Z

yeah i noticed this, not entirely sure as to why

actually the left arm doesn't move at all with the walk animation, it's pretty much glued to its torso

oh. great.

This is why: this.left_arm.pitch = (AnimationAPI.easeOutSine(t * 0f, t * 0.24f, -120f / j, attackTime) + AnimationAPI.easeInOutSine(t * 0.24f, t * 0.44f, 120f / j, attackTime));

It's using the attack animation timer instead of the normal walking stuff

crap. mobile editor moment lol

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