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The animation system in gmod expects a movement set where it moves forward, backward and sideways. For "run directly in pointed direction" you'll need to rewrite movement setup in lua

Originally posted by Jb:

Originally posted by xdshot:

What's look like in model editor?

I don't compile the PlayerModel with the animation. I use the Dynabase addon, so I create an .mdl animation extension, compile my animations in an .mdl and then in-game, thanks to dynabase, I can mount the extension on all the Playermodels to play the sequences.

So, how does the animation look in model editor?

What's look like in model editor?

EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION could also be when the meshes topology is too complicated like too many UV islands, smooth groups (separated by sharp edges) or too many polygons

Originally posted by xdshot:

Originally posted by Vasey:

I understand that underscores in shapekeys mark corrective shapes but I've not done that, none of the shapekeys have underscores in their name. There are only 2 named Skinny and Sleeves (and Basis).
I thought maybe you were referencing the _ in the model name but I removed that and it still errors with the same conditions.

%SleeveTwo = Sleeve
I'm confused - what made you mention the underscores?

Ah, I misunderstood error message.
So, there are two meshes, each have own flexes (studiomdl refer them as delta states) with same name. You probably want to rename in one of them to distinguish them. If need to one affect other, write flexrule something like:

%SleeveTwo = Sleeve

Originally posted by Vasey:

Originally posted by xdshot:

WARNING: Unsupported duplicate delta state named "Skinny" in DMX file
WARNING: Unsupported duplicate delta state named "Sleeves" in DMX file

do not store underscores in names (_) unless you khow what those suppose to do

I understand that underscores in shapekeys mark corrective shapes but I've not done that, none of the shapekeys have underscores in their name. There are only 2 named Skinny and Sleeves (and Basis).
I thought maybe you were referencing the _ in the model name but I removed that and it still errors with the same conditions.

%SleeveTwo = Sleeve
I'm confused - what made you mention the underscores?

Ah, I misunderstood error message.
So, there are two meshes, each have own flexes (studiomdl refer them as delta states) with same name. You probably want to rename in one of them to distinguish them. If need to one affect other, write flexrule something like:

WARNING: Unsupported duplicate delta state named "Skinny" in DMX file
WARNING: Unsupported duplicate delta state named "Sleeves" in DMX file

do not store underscores in names (_) unless you khow what those suppose to do

>bones(even though DMX model supports up to 256 bones

No it doesn't

ERROR: Too many bones used in model, used 253, max 128