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General Anim8or Forum / Re: TOOL: FREE ALL BONES !! for .an8 files
« on: August 22, 2010, 11:17:41 am »
does these tool still exist by chance links broken. I know its been a while i just wanted to know if its still around thanks.
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Finished Works and Works in Progress / Re: 5 Days a Stranger
« on: April 27, 2010, 08:22:05 pm »
I've just checked around and it seems these 3d remake was originally slated to be released in 2007 then 08. They posted on several sites all over the place recruiting people, but most of the posts just die off and no mention of it being completed or worked on. The website http://www.fivedaysastranger.com/ given on another site doesnt work. And i havent found much info. So tell us, has it gone underground and remained top secret, or did the team just fall apart and it fell through? It seems interesting.
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ASL Scripts / Re: Conditional Loops
« on: April 26, 2010, 06:59:52 am »
Well I finally found out what it was. It turns out it had nothing to do with my coding of the statement at all. It seems it was really how i was writing the variables.
Apparently i cant write:
$num += 1;
but instead i have to write:
$num = $num+1;
I guess i have just been used to using += and ++
I used to do some light coding for something else and gotten into the habit of shorting my code like that... Ah well thanks anyways.
Below is a sample code that replicates the errors. All it does is count down from 10.
Apparently i cant write:
$num += 1;
but instead i have to write:
$num = $num+1;
I guess i have just been used to using += and ++
I used to do some light coding for something else and gotten into the habit of shorting my code like that... Ah well thanks anyways.
Below is a sample code that replicates the errors. All it does is count down from 10.
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#command("object");
int $num;
$num = 10;
while ($num != 0)
{
$num -= 1;
}
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ASL Scripts / Conditional Loops
« on: April 25, 2010, 10:43:57 pm »
Hello everyone I been using Anim8or for couple years now and I love it. Anyways I've been looking into ASL and trying my hand at a few scripts. First one i tried to do was a simple mirror script. It basically creates a mirror model across the X axis. And each time the script is run it locates the old model ("CopyMesh"), removes all old points, and updates the new points from the mesh that is to be copied ("mesh01"). Anyways what I cant do it seems is get conditional statements right. Im trying to make simple loops so it will load the points. I thought it was:
while (Condition) {Statement};
I really dont understand it I pretty sure that the correct format. If not please tell me. Every time i run my script the console tells me error ";" expected, error "}" expected, error "}" expected (Im sure its correct). Its my first script i have made and im racking my brains out trying to figure out why it wont work. (I know there is one under the topic EXPERIMENTAL MIRROR but that one is constantly running I just wanted it to update the mirror side ONCE at the push of a button, rather than selecting copy, deleting, selecting mesh, mirroring.)
while (Condition) {Statement};
I really dont understand it I pretty sure that the correct format. If not please tell me. Every time i run my script the console tells me error ";" expected, error "}" expected, error "}" expected (Im sure its correct). Its my first script i have made and im racking my brains out trying to figure out why it wont work. (I know there is one under the topic EXPERIMENTAL MIRROR but that one is constantly running I just wanted it to update the mirror side ONCE at the push of a button, rather than selecting copy, deleting, selecting mesh, mirroring.)
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