Mount understanding.

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II_SYS_MOUNT_KART01 { SetMount(MOUNT_WALK); SetBindBone(2); Rotation(0.0f -0.15f 95.0f); SetGroundSpeed(0.1f); SetFlightSpeed(0.0f); PlayerAnimation(MTI_FSTAND1_F); SetOffSet(-0.75f -1.f -0.5f); // +links/-rechts +hoch/-runter +hinten/-vorne Animation { "stand" MTI_STAND "walk" MTI_WALK "walk" MTI_RUN "idle1" MTI_IDLE1 "idle1" MTI_IDLE2 "fly_stand" MTI_FLY_STAND "fly_walk" MTI_FLY_WALK "fly_idle1" MTI_FLY_IDLE1 "fly_idle2" MTI_FLY_IDLE2 "fly_land" MTI_FLY_GROUND //"fly_start" MTI_FLY_GROUND } }

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SetMount(MOUNT_WALK); MOUNT_WALK = Only walk MOUNT_FLY = Only Fly MOUNT_WALK_FLY = Both(Switchable) SetBindBone(2); Index number of the bone to bind. • Load your mount into Atools -> .dae -> 3ds Max and choose a bone you wanna attach the character at. Open the Index Editor(a tool from Jopsi), load in the .chr file of your mount and look for the name of your recently chosen bone. The number next to it is the one you need. Rotation(0.0f -0.15f 95.0f); Character rotation SetGroundSpeed(0.1f); SetFlightSpeed(0.0f); Walk & Fly speed PlayerAnimation(MTI_FSTAND1_F); The sitting animation of the character SetOffSet(-0.75f -1.0f -0.5f); Character position • Watch your mount ingame and move to camera to the very top, like aerial viewing. -0.75f = positive value moves the character to the left / negative value moves the character to the right -1.0f = positive value moves up / negative value moves down -0.5f = positive value moves back / negative value moves forward