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No, you see, the problem is without the Havok SDK, we don't have the libraries required to properly convert animation files into the proprietary HKX format that the Havok Physics engine uses.
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It's called "Modders Resources & Tutorials". Your looking at an even shorter wait then it took for Skrim.
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引用自 Castor Troy: Actually alot of modders have made there own programs to help other people mod with easy. It's not a matter of modders not using the available tools, it's that fully functioning tools aren't available yet. One guy created a program that tries to do this, but he's using really limited (possibly outdated) libraries and doesn't always work.
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Only on PC though, sorry console guys.Īctually that's awhole nother catagory of mods that have have been made. Actually alot of modders have made there own programs to help other people mod with easy. We're completely reliant on community programmers, so we're in for an even longer wait than it took for Skyrim to get new animations.
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引用自 Bishop:I see that Skyrim had an advantage in the Havok used to have a free tool that helped with the whole decompiling issue, but that tool is no longer available.
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You're stuck with default animations until someone figures out how to decompile it again like they did in Skyrim.Įdit: and upon further reading, I see that Skyrim had an advantage in the Havok used to have a free tool that helped with the whole decompiling issue, but that tool is no longer available. Tl dr: making animations isn't any harder than back in Oblivions/FO3/FONV, the problem is there's a list in the game's files that tell it "animation number x is this file" and the only tool to decompile it costs several thousand dollars to get. Now you'd think that it would be easier to do this in FO4 since we have all the lessons we learned from Skyrim, but that's only if there were no significant changes between the Havok Physics versions in these past few years - if there was, we're back to blindly poking at it and waiting for the Script Extender to have all the right functions before we can start adding new animations again.
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In Skyrim they licensed use of Havok's products, which is why there was such a huge leap in animation quality, but modders quickly discovered that Havok's animation files and indexes were a pain in the ass to decompile - namely the only tool available to decompile the files were locked behind Havok's paywall - so it took a lot of trial and error before modders finally figured out how to append new animations to the indexes. The reason that animations could be added to Oblivion and Fallout 3 was because Bethesda was using their own in-house physics engine (or lack thereof), which was much simpler and easier to decompile and add new index entries for new animations to. I have been staying away from weapon mods for this exact reason. It just confuses me, why use the SMG reload when it clips terribly? It brings me to question though, the combat rifle animation would fit so many gun mods better than the SMG reload animation, for example, the standalone AK-47. It sucks and pisses of me and a lot of modders, I hope I cleared this up for you though. There is no tool like that for the Creation Engine available to the public. But no first person behavior changes, because the Creation Engine just doesn't allow it, and people don't have the tools to do so.Īnimations for the Gamebryo engine and games running off of it were developed through a program called Blender, which is very outdated, but still works as you could see if you saw Hitman's animation work. There's a lot of third person animation mods for Skyrim, and even some for F4 already too. The Creation Engine provides no way to import first person behaviors, only third. Snapping your fingers to cast a spell, for example. You can find many mods that add a change in first person animations.
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Oblivion, running the same engine, also gave the ability to do so.
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New Vegas ran on the Gamebryo engine, which you could import first person behaviors properly into. You'll notice he makes custom made animations ported straight into New Vegas. The Creation Engine is a piece of ♥♥♥♥, that's the short answer.