Hi guys.
I'm creating my own Habbo project on Unity and I'm having some hard time trying to align habbo players part properly.
I'm using a dump (of images) made by the amazing Relevance from Bobba.io project (http://forum.ragezone.com/f353/bobba-io-typescript-pixijs-react-1168855/). Just to be sure that anyone gets offended, Relevance (Josedn on github) had send me those files, so theres nothing wrong using it (even because it's source is from habbo servers).
So, let me show for those who doesn't know how it works.
We have body parts like this on Habbo that together makes the players body for example:
The problem is: it's very hard to align those parts. In an idle position it's ok, but when I've started animating, these became an hell (as you can see in the gif of this link: https://bit.ly/37RQKVy).
For you guys that maybe already have done your complete projects or just know how the things are done: there's any way (some guideline maybe) to know how to properly align all those parts? On the dump there's an JSON file called geometry (you can access this on this link: https://bit.ly/37WYju1) that's maybe indicating some offset for those parts, but to be sincere I didn't understand how those information can help (in the way that they are being described).
So, any help is much appreciated.
For now, thanks for the attention, you guys are my last hope :
See ya!
I'm creating my own Habbo project on Unity and I'm having some hard time trying to align habbo players part properly.
I'm using a dump (of images) made by the amazing Relevance from Bobba.io project (http://forum.ragezone.com/f353/bobba-io-typescript-pixijs-react-1168855/). Just to be sure that anyone gets offended, Relevance (Josedn on github) had send me those files, so theres nothing wrong using it (even because it's source is from habbo servers).
So, let me show for those who doesn't know how it works.
We have body parts like this on Habbo that together makes the players body for example:
The problem is: it's very hard to align those parts. In an idle position it's ok, but when I've started animating, these became an hell (as you can see in the gif of this link: https://bit.ly/37RQKVy).
For you guys that maybe already have done your complete projects or just know how the things are done: there's any way (some guideline maybe) to know how to properly align all those parts? On the dump there's an JSON file called geometry (you can access this on this link: https://bit.ly/37WYju1) that's maybe indicating some offset for those parts, but to be sincere I didn't understand how those information can help (in the way that they are being described).
So, any help is much appreciated.
For now, thanks for the attention, you guys are my last hope :
See ya!