fexa_body.vta

Re export this

Originally posted by Bashnya Freeman:

Thanks, but how exactly do replace it?

Figure out what are these meant for. I guess for movement, then `LX LY LZR` to move model to end frame positions,or `x y z` to keep it on place

AX AY AZR lines are invalid for Source. Replace them

Post qc code

'ct2_gign.smd'
' ct2_gign_body '

not exactly same :)))
edit qc file

Phys mesh error. Apply Smooth Shade. Each part must be rigged to only one bone.

Forgot bracket somewhere

Third variant if you somehow a code wizard:

Make a smd utility that adds delta coordinates to ref pose. I tried before, this didn't work out for some reasons, probably did something wrong with maths.

Another workaround for Blender:

Import model and it's idle animation. This is object 1
Duplicate it. This is object 2. Unassign it's idle action. While it's posture kept, do Apply Pose as Rest Pose.
Import delta animation, import it as New Animation. This is object 3.
Now switch back to object 2. Assign imported delta action.

If done right, this is gonna be like delta animation played on top of pose. Export the animation from object 2 onward.

This is useful for non-aim delta'd sequences. However, there might be oddities with the animation itself like legs out of place. Manual edits might be required.

Originally posted by Omega:

Originally posted by xdshot:

Well, some time i can explain how to restore aim layer animations, there's workaround

Hey, it's been awhile, could you please share information about how to fix such animations? Because I just recently run into simillar issue when combine model uses delta for aim offset and this is broken in blender or any other game engines

In short:
install hlmv++
Load model
Load idle sequence, set at frame 0
Pose in all directions with aim_yaw and aim_pitch. For each posture, export to .smd animations.