with help from aqrit's db code
.KEY files appear(Pretty sure) to contain a list of keyframes, which are just a rotation for the
head and a rotation for the body.
each keyframe is a struct that is 12 bytes,
the first byte of a .key file is the number of keyframes in the file(e.g. 64 frames in 0.KEY)
//the second bytes for each rotation has more effect,
//e.g. something like 0-275 degrees while the first
//has a lesser 0-85, not sure exactly
For example:
Code:
struct BODYHEAD{
//12 bytes
//Body rotation
0x00 signed char body_rotation_x1; // a rotation value around x axis
0x01 signed char body_rotation_x2; // a greater rotation value around x axis
0x02 signed char body_rotation_y1; // a rotation value around y axis
0x03 signed char body_rotation_y2; // a greater rotation value around y axis
0x04 signed char body_rotation_z1; // a rotation value around z axis
0x05 signed char body_rotation_z2; // a greater rotation value around z axis
//Head rotation
0x06 signed char head_rotation_x1; // a rotation value around x axis
0x07 signed char head_rotation_x2; // a greater rotation value around x axis
0x08 signed char head_rotation_y1; // a rotation value around y axis
0x09 signed char head_rotation_y2; // a greater rotation value around y axis
0x0A signed char head_rotation_z1; // a rotation value around z axis
0x0B signed char head_rotation_z2; // a greater rotation value around z axis
}
//12 bytes
//Body rotation
0x00 signed char body_rotation_x1; // a rotation value around x axis
0x01 signed char body_rotation_x2; // a greater rotation value around x axis
0x02 signed char body_rotation_y1; // a rotation value around y axis
0x03 signed char body_rotation_y2; // a greater rotation value around y axis
0x04 signed char body_rotation_z1; // a rotation value around z axis
0x05 signed char body_rotation_z2; // a greater rotation value around z axis
//Head rotation
0x06 signed char head_rotation_x1; // a rotation value around x axis
0x07 signed char head_rotation_x2; // a greater rotation value around x axis
0x08 signed char head_rotation_y1; // a rotation value around y axis
0x09 signed char head_rotation_y2; // a greater rotation value around y axis
0x0A signed char head_rotation_z1; // a rotation value around z axis
0x0B signed char head_rotation_z2; // a greater rotation value around z axis
}
.SEQ files then choose the order of these keyframes to create different animations for
each of the characters, I'm working on figuring them out
doug
I'm trying this out now