Crawl replaces sneak animation WIP (updated)
Third person crawling stealth animation. This is a beta version and still in development.
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Third person crawling stealth animation. This is a beta version and still in development.
Crawl replaces sneak animation WIP
Update 0.21, November 23rd: Lowered the camera from 80 to 60, replaced the sneak left/right tilt animation with the forward animation of the sneak, so the character does not stand up when turning the camera.
This mod is my (original author Timanca, the same below) first mod, so there are a lot of problems (working on it), but it is safe to install and uninstall the mod. This mod replaces the vanilla walk/run animation (sneak animation without weapons), so all characters will be affected (player and companions, men and women).
This mod was inspired by this mod: Fallout 4's Crawl on all Fours stealth animation created by mdxscorpion, who used opparco's HkxPoser to animate it, so it just changes the position of the bones and the animated movement of each joint stays the same. While that animation isn't that great and is even a little funny, it's still a good mod. I really liked this idea, so I tried to improve it and create this mod from scratch.
This mod is just an early beta version, I'm new to animarion so it seems stiff and has issues with footsteps playing, I'll try to fix it and improve the animation. While the animation is fun now, it just works. I just want to share it with you.
There is no preview video right now, I will make one in the next version.
Thanks to MaikCG for the tool F4Biped animation rig.
Thanks to The Shiny Haxorus for the tutorial on YouTube Fallout 4 Animation Setup Tutorial - YouTube.
Thanks to hhl3331975 for the note in his mod page New unarmed sneaking and sprinting animations.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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