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Subject: lock actor

shesa opened this issue on Aug 12, 2004 · 5 posts
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shesa ( ) posted Thu, 12 August 2004 at 9:33 PM · edited Fri, 10 January 2025 at 3:21 PM

could someone tell/show me which line in a pz2/cr2 file refers to lock actor? I'm trying to lock the eye position in an INJ file-thanks bunches!

shesa ( ) posted Fri, 13 August 2004 at 3:17 AM

Thanks a lot-muchly appreciated!

jupiterkris ( ) posted Sat, 14 August 2004 at 4:52 PM

Very Sorry about error in post - so I deleted it "dynamicsLock" is actually break in IK chain Actual line is "locked 1"; 1=lock,0=no lock,absent=no lock ... actor leftEye:2 { name GetStringRes(1024,101) on bend 1 dynamicsLock 0 hidden 0 addToMenu 1 castsShadow 1 includeInDepthCue 1 parent head:2 locked 1 channels { ... } endPoint 0 0.72461 -0.00696001 origin 0 0.62461 -0.00696001 orientation 0 0 0 displayOrigin 0 displayMode USEPARENT customMaterial 0 locked 1 }

shesa ( ) posted Sat, 14 August 2004 at 8:35 PM

oh, ok.. was wondering why it didn't work. So, in an INJ.pz2 file would it look like this?: actor leftEye { locked 1 channels {

jupiterkris ( ) posted Fri, 20 August 2004 at 2:34 AM

To play it safe, put the "locked 1" after the channels declaration

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