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Yeah, the way I've been, I think a blanket permission for my stuff would be a good idea.

Howdy. Sorry I have been incommunicado for so long. Started last Fall on my annual work trip. I didn't have much time to mod, and eventually lost momentum, you could say. Motivation and imagination disappeared, and other things were competing for my time. I'll try to get back into things, but my work trip starts again next week. Hopefully it won't sap me like last year. My apologies for abandoning you guys.

Any pictures of what you're looking for?

Open up track view select object and position or rotation (square symbols are object parameters, circle symbols are position/rotation/scale) Click the parameter curves button. Click the start and end out-of-range buttons for cycle or loop (they both seem to work the same way). If you want your animation to ping-pong back and forth, select that option. Make sure your rotation and position animations are linear. That is the only mode that will work. Select position or rotation, then click the assign-controllers button Make sure linear position and linear rotation are selected as defaults.

Try making it as a <n><dyn> object, with each part that moves as a <n> group within it. Make sure all groups have O helpers. I assume you added animation key frames, and set the animation to loop? If it doesn't loop, the animation may finish before you even see it.

I made rotating radar dishes and spotlights on vehicles as dynamic objects, so I see no reason why an animated flag wouldn't work.

You need a shermanlevel for all three floors, and shermantransitions on your stairs to link between shermanlevels. Your object list does not have a shermanlevel01_1.0. Also, you have the room grouped as _1; I believe _01 is not the same (check your exportdebug).

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1. Make sure you have your floor polygons tagged as floors. 2. In your object list in the picture, for all levels to be in the same room, make sure they are grouped as one room, e.g. _01. 3. You will need shermanlevels for multi-level rooms. In the case of three levels, you will need shermanlevel01_1.0, shermanlevel01_2.0, and shermanlevel01_3.0. Make sure each shermanlevel is tagged for the room and level. 4. For pathfinding, it is best if you have the stairs in separate shermanlevels, e.g. shermanlevel01_1.5stairs, shermanlevel01_2.5stairs, with shermantransitions at the beginning and ending of the stairs. Make sure the stair shermanlevels are tagged for both levels they connect - e.g. for shermanlevel01_1.5stairs, make sure it is tagged for room 01 and levels 1.0 and 2.0. 5. It's best if you detach the floor polygons (the upper surfaces that can be walked on - including stair steps) from the edge and underside surfaces, and make sure the edge and underside surfaces are NOT tagged as floors. 6. You may want to tag the stair risers as non-colliding 2D, otherwise sometimes Igor interprets them as collision walls that AI won't cross. 7. Floor surfaces don't have to be tagged for levels-that's what the shermanlevels do, and as far as I can tell, the level-tag on floor surfaces is not read by the engine. It looks like the key here is the shermanlevels.

Hello

Happy Birthday, Saint, where ever you are!

I like the "dirty" snow look.

Was I supposed to be doing stuff for DANFOR? Because I honestly don't remember. I did a few models for that mod that I would have liked to see come out as well.

Woohoo! The drooly dog and I thank you