Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ~archive/MD2Model

Timestamp:

Nov 27, 2007, 11:29:40 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

landauf

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~archive/MD2Model

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 = MD2Model =
+[[ArchivePage]]
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 ''Maintainer: Patrick Boenzli''[[br]]
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   fread(buffer, size, length, stream);
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-An MD2Model stores the model animation in "KeyFrames", these are just the models in certain movment states. Like a cartoon, if you look at these KeyFrames very fast, the movement flows. Technicaly spoken, KeyFrames are only a collection of vertices. MD2 doesn't only display KeyFrames, it also interpolates between them, so there seems to be a smooth movmement; the faster the computation (computer), the smoother the animation gets. Again technicaly, the {{{MD2Model::interpolate()}}} function does interpolate between all the vertices of the two KeyFrames, using the equation {{{x = p1 + t*(p1 - p2) if t = {0..1} }}} [[br]]
+An MD2Model stores the model animation in "!KeyFrames", these are just the models in certain movment states. Like a cartoon, if you look at these !KeyFrames very fast, the movement flows. Technicaly spoken, !KeyFrames are only a collection of vertices. MD2 doesn't only display !KeyFrames, it also interpolates between them, so there seems to be a smooth movmement; the faster the computation (computer), the smoother the animation gets. Again technicaly, the {{{MD2Model::interpolate()}}} function does interpolate between all the vertices of the two !KeyFrames, using the equation {{{x = p1 + t*(p1 - p2) if t = {0..1} }}} [[br]]
 MD2 defines different sorts of animations, that have all been defined from the id software team: {{{ {STAND, RUN, JUMP, ... } }}}. The animations vary in animation speed (fps) and animation length. The animations (model) data is stored in the payload: [[br]]
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