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Content creation => Modelling and Animation => Topic started by: Tidus on December 28, 2014, 04:52:18 pm
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Does anyone know of a way to increase a model's animation speed? For instance, say I wanted to make an animated model move twice as fast (complete it's animation cycle twice as fast).
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I believe you change the blendtime/playbackspeed. Usually it is 150, so if you change that to lower it should go faster.
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The playback speed on the m2 was set to 0. I tried setting it to 2 and that didn't appear to make it go any faster. When I compared it to another m2 I noticed the 150 setting and frankly it confused me a little bit.
Solved! I had to play around with the setting for a bit and it finally started cooperating.
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Nice. Was it the playback speed?
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Bumping this old thread because I'm trying to do the same thing, and even though the problem was solved, the solution wasn't listed. I've been fiddling around with the settings and I can't figure it out.
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Welcome to why I hate people PMing their help instead of doing it public.
This can probably be done by just halting all timestamps of all animationblocks for that animation and length of the animation itself.
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I don't understand what you mean by halting timestamps of animationblocks, however I'll mention that altering the length of the animation only causes it to clip off segments of the animation and repeat.
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That's why I said to modify the timestamps by the same factor. ;)
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That's why I said to modify the timestamps by the same factor. ;)
Alright that's cool and all, but I like I said I don't understand what that means.
EDIT: Ah okay I get it now.
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To make the model animation go faster, you need to adjust the timestamps located in the structBone > structBone_Bones() > structABlock > structTimestamps
To make the animation go faster, you need to HALF the timestamp values. So for example
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if you want to make the model go 100% faster you'd half it like...
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After you do all that, you need to change the unit32Length located in the structAnimations to whatever your maximum value is. So it would go from 1000 to now being 500.