I have been at this for several weeks now and after much trial and error, I have not been able to replicate a multi gfx ecm file.
My question is this: what other tags besides "CoGfxNum" in the ecm actually define multiple gfx files?
If need be, I can provide a sample of one of the ecm's that I'm working with.
KOS_void()
I apologize for the double post, but after a day and 36 views I must ask. Does anyone have any information regarding this?
To possibly help move this along, here is what I have currently in my ecm file:
FILE: "Models\Weapons\dothack\datadrain\datadrain.ecm"
A response is very much appreciated.Code:MOXTVersion: 21 SkinModelPath: Models\Weapons\dothack\datadrain\datadrain.SMD OrgColor: ffffffff SrcBlend: 5 DestBlend: 6 OuterNum: 8 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 BoneNum: 0 CoGfxNum: 2 ComActCount: 0 EventType: 100 StartTime: 0 TimeSpan: -1 Once: 0 FxFilePath: dothack\datadrain\ddwep.gfx HookName: CC_ddwep HookOffset: 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000 HookYaw: 0.000000 HookPitch: 0.000000 HookRot: 0.000000 BindParent: 1 FadeOut: 1 UseModelAlpha: 0 GfxScale: 1.000000 GfxSpeed: 0.600000 GfxParamCount: 0 AddiSkinCount: 0 ChildCount: 0 EventType: 100 StartTime: 0 TimeSpan: -1 Once: 0 FxFilePath: dothack\datadrain\ddwep2.gfx HookName: CC_ddwep HookOffset: 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000 HookYaw: 0.000000 HookPitch: 0.000000 HookRot: 0.000000 BindParent: 1 FadeOut: 1 UseModelAlpha: 0 GfxScale: 0.350000 GfxSpeed: 0.600000 GfxParamCount: 0 AddiSkinCount: 0 ChildCount: 0
KOS_void()
If im wrong im sorry
Code:MOXTVersion: 21 SkinModelPath: Models\Weapons\dothack\datadrain\datadrain.SMD OrgColor: ffffffff SrcBlend: 5 DestBlend: 6 OuterNum: 8 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 Float: 1.000000 NewScale: 0 BoneNum: 0 DefSpeed: 1.000000 CoGfxNum: 2 ComActCount: 0 EventType: 100 StartTime: 0 TimeSpan: -1 Once: 0 FxFilePath: dothack\datadrain\ddwep.gfx HookName: CC_ddwep HookOffset: 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000 HookYaw: 0.000000 HookPitch: 0.000000 HookRot: 0.000000 BindParent: 1 FadeOut: 1 UseModelAlpha: 0 GfxScale: 1.000000 GfxSpeed: 0.600000 GfxOuterPath: 0 GfxParamCount: 0 AddiSkinCount: 0 // Why is it there? Its at end of ecm ChildCount: 0 EventType: 100 StartTime: 0 TimeSpan: -1 Once: 0 FxFilePath: dothack\datadrain\ddwep2.gfx HookName: CC_ddwep HookOffset: 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000 HookYaw: 0.000000 HookPitch: 0.000000 HookRot: 0.000000 BindParent: 1 FadeOut: 1 UseModelAlpha: 0 GfxScale: 0.350000 GfxSpeed: 0.600000 GfxOuterPath: 0 GfxParamCount: 0 ScriptCount: 0 AddiSkinCount: 0 ChildCount: 0
May i ask you a question, Eistiger ? Which varriables on .ecm file relate to "size of mount or mob" ?
NewScale: 0Originally Posted by goder2910
BoneNum: 0
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NewScale: 0
BoneNum: 1
BoneIndex: 0
BoneSclType: 1
BoneScale: 2.000000, 2.000000, 1.800000
But you have to change the size of the GFX too to match the new size
Ok, thank you very much Eistiger
Took me weeks of trial and error to figure out the versions etc and which works with what and which ecm works with which gfx files and why it wont handle this many due to this being in there but if you remove that it then screws this up bla bla bla you get the drift...
CoGFXNum does announce to the engine that there will be x amount of gfx files projecting from this model and I believe it is the only thing announcing to the engine as well.
Sorry for the late reply, but thank you all for your help. Both gfx files are now rendering in-game.
Here is the end result...
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ImpressiveSorry for the late reply, but thank you all for your help. Both gfx files are now rendering in-game.
Here is the end result...
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binary cannon, love it.
Is that a skill?Sorry for the late reply, but thank you all for your help. Both gfx files are now rendering in-game.
Here is the end result...
Pic 1
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Well done with that I rly like it.
Thank you. It's actually a heavily modified bow that I've turned into "Data Drain".Is that a skill?
Well done with that I rly like it.
The beam effect comes from the arrows that I modified and the bracelet is the bow.
There is one problem I am having though. When making a new arrow in the elements editor, there are two gfx files defined. These are the shot effects. In the first one, one of the first entries in the gfx file calls a model file. That model file is the arrow. I've removed this so that way only my beam effects are present. You can't tell from the screencaps, but as the character draws for each shot, you can see the original arrow, but then after it is fired, it disappears again. So far I haven't been able to figure out where that is coming from.
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