idle animation
闲置动画
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About this mod Machine translation
Users of version 1.0 should remove it before using this version.
1.2 update:
I've added multiple animations to the .ini configuration file and you can now leave your gang idle.
Just a small script based on Zippo Raid requests.
If you are idle for more than ten seconds, your character will start smoking. Moving or being ragdolled will cancel the animation.
source code
here.
How to install
Place "Idle Animations - Player.dll" and "IdleAnimations.ini" in the /scripts folder. Edit IdleAnimations.ini to your liking.
Then, idle for about 10 seconds while gaming.
Requires .NET Framework 4.5.2
Visual C ++ 2015
ScriptHookV> v1.0.505.2a
ScriptHookVDotNet> 2.4
Change log
1.2 - Fixed idling in cars, added multiple animations in .ini files, added gang idle.
1.1 - Fixed idle when aiming/covering and made IdleScenario customizable.
Users of the 1.0 version should delete it before using this one.
1.2 Update:
I've added multiple animations to the.ini config file, and you can now make your gang idle with you.
Just a little script based on a request from Zippo Raid.
If you idle for more than ten seconds, your character will start smoking. Moving or being ragdolled will cancel the animation.
Sourcecode
here.
How to Install
Put both "Idle Animations - Player.dll" and "IdleAnimations.ini" inside the /scripts folder. Edit IdleAnimations.ini to your likings.
Then, just idle for about 10 seconds while ingame.
REQUIREMENTS.NET Framework 4.5.2
Visual C++ 2015
ScriptHookV > v1.0.505.2a
ScriptHookVDotNet > 2.4
Changelog
1.2 - Fixed idling when inside a car, added multiple animations to the.ini file, added gang idling.
1.1 - Fixed idling when aiming/in cover, and made the IdleScenario customizable.
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