Asura066
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I was referring to sex animation they could have at least made different animation for different characters. instead of having the same set of animation for the same skeletons.
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If they use the same skeletons there's no reason to arbitrarily restrict animations to specific characters.
There are animations that were contextually made for specific characters but you can use them on anyone with the same rig.
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UE5 version has more animations, the sandbox has more to it, the new map is in this version, and the UE5 version has the start of the story mode. This version is also the one actively being worked on, the UE4 version is only still available for older computers and hardware and is no longer getting support or updates to it.
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you are essentially advocating for locking animation sets behind specific character skins that share a skeleton
which sounds abolsutely rediculous.
they basically make animation sets for specific characters already and then allow them to be used by other characters. There's an a specific animation set for Lala that you can use for maya and other maya-based skeleton characters, are you telling me you don't want that?
Asura066
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That's not what I am referring too. What I want is animations for different body types and different skeletons. Meaning if you add Big Boobs and Butt it does not clip or stretch the skins during animation playing. As for Maya based skeleton the humans can share the same skeletons that's fine but I prefer the Kerpali to have different animations based on that kind of creature they are. So yes to specific characters but within reason.
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FWIW they do shared skeletons because it reduces the amount of work needed versus having to animate for a bunch of different skeletons. If people think progress is slow now, it'd be alot worse if they had to also animate for 10-20 different skeletons. Other games work the same way too, it just helps with the workload. I think Wild Life would have benefited more from having a proper character creation similar to Illusion games(Honey Select, AI Shoujo, Koikatsu, etc) instead of just editing characters. People could customize however they want and gauge themselves how thicc or thin they want characters so that they still look nice with animations.
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Unfortunately there's no practical way to create this level of quality animations while also having the ability to *NOT* clip for different sized butts/boobs/skeletons.
If that's something that's desired, the best bet would be talking to some of the people making in game animations and doing a request or commission(if anyone accepts those), or alternatively creating your own.
Getting into custom animations for this game is really time consuming and reasonably difficult, though there was a better custom animation system that was teased by Adeptus Steve (Source here:
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If that's something that's desired, the best bet would be talking to some of the people making in game animations and doing a request or commission(if anyone accepts those), or alternatively creating your own.
Getting into custom animations for this game is really time consuming and reasonably difficult, though there was a better custom animation system that was teased by Adeptus Steve (Source here:
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), which would cause many of the already current talented animators that create content in sandbox to skyrocket in content production. As well as hopefully making it more accessible to people who want to try it themselves.Purple = TLDR
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adeptus steve, thanks for the hard work on this game
the animations are great, wish you'd push out more furry stuff, w non human females
ty
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the animations are great, wish you'd push out more furry stuff, w non human females
ty
:^)
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The UE4 vertical slice is just a relatively small demo of what they intend for the main game to look like, they could do that because they limited the map size, it's much smaller than the current UE5 map.
You should check it out if you haven't, just don't come complain that the UE5 version doesn't look like that yet, the two can't be compared in terms of scale and it's going to take time for all the different parts of the world to reach that level.
To answer your question, no, it does not have more content, it has way less, but what's there is more polished.
That was just my opinion, and that doesn't mean this game isn't a scam
I mean subverse, fallen doll, pure onyx and more abandoned games.
Me: enjoying the sandbox of this game
Some people here: STOP HAVING FUN!
Some people here: STOP HAVING FUN!
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Subverse isn't abandoned, they have dev diaries at the end of every month and the last actual game update was around Christmas.
As long as devs communicate what's happening and release a few times during the year it's not abandoned, if there's only a single update for a whole year consisting of minor tweaks then i'd say it's getting into the "scam" territory, then the game is not a priority for them and they don't deserve support.
But that's not true for Wild Life nor Subverse.
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You mean the white ones? Those models are just placeholders, they don't have any textures.
Asura066
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I think his talking about the other texture such as the pants and character model.
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Ended up using independent transformers for complex animations. At least they can be easily modified to make prop routes predictable, when in case of nested transformers the prop may just fly away because you have to pay attention to coordinates dependacies. So, I guess for now I'm stuck with invisible prop duplicates until animation sequencer comes out.Interesting. I've played around with independent transformers for now (each with 1 prop), and just programmed them to move the next prop when the initial prop reaches the end. I also made sure to show/hide props so that it looks like one single cube is moving through space when in reality there are 3 cubes with different routes. The downside of this method, however, is that it requires multiple props and events, which can be troublesome for map management and maintenance.
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Oh, this is nice. I assume you can just nest transformers almost infinitely, having a single prop go through complex routes as a result. Very cool!
One weird (and pleasant) thing I've noticed, is that transformers can somehow combine route movements and make props travel in unexpected ways. For example, here I have the 3-level transformer setup, and when going from end to start (2nd transformer, after messing with 1st coords), instead of moving directly (with rotation applied), my cube does this wide turn thing. I kinda like it, even though I have no idea how it happened.Shows that there's a lot of hidden potential in these functions, but it's not that easy to uncover.
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I think I'll be combining these two methods (independent transformers + nested transformers) to create some interesting prop animations, but I really do hope that the developed animation sequencer will make my life much easier.
Nah but bro, there is no structure at all, no storyline, sandbox should have something fun in it.