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JimmyCognitti wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 5:14 am

TankBeef wrote: ↑Wed Nov 02, 2022 8:59 pm Closest thing I can think of is the Gollum model.

Do you happen to have a screenshot of it? Just to see what it looks like in-game.

TankBeef wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 2:02 pm
pic2_id90.jpg

Chrysaor wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 1:31 am Out of curiosity, what texture set are you using in in those pics?

(Function UnrealShare.Skaarj.TweenToSwimming:0029) TweenAnim: Sequence 'Swim' not found in Mesh 'Commando'

function TweenToSwimming(float tweentime)
{
	if ( (AnimSequence != 'Swim') || !bAnimLoop )
		TweenAnim('Swim', tweentime);
}

JimmyCognitti wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 3:24 am

TankBeef wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 2:02 pm
pic2_id90.jpg

It looks nothing like Gollum, it looks more like a random alien from a B-movie

OjitroC wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 10:00 am They are from the EnAlBladeDEMO texture package - in the pics used in a (LOL) map QuadCity - a vast series of 'quads' linked by passageways.

I find that I wasn't completely accurate when I said that there were no animation issues with the Botpack Soldier (or, indeed, with the Commando) when using the SBHumanefixes. The parent class Skaarj calls a 'Swim' animation and this gives rise to the following log warning

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(Function UnrealShare.Skaarj.TweenToSwimming:0029) TweenAnim: Sequence 'Swim' not found in Mesh 'Commando'

The swimming animations in both those meshes are 'SwimSm' and 'SwimLg'. So the following function

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function TweenToSwimming(float tweentime)
{
	if ( (AnimSequence != 'Swim') || !bAnimLoop )
		TweenAnim('Swim', tweentime);
}

needs to be altered accordingly by replacing 'Swim' with one of the swimming animations that do exist in the Commando/Soldier mesh (altered by putting the amended function in the code of your subclass and compiling it). In practice, I don't think that error gives rise to any significant observable odd behaviour when a soldier/commando is swimming but altering the animation should get rid of the errors in the log.

A lot of models don't have a specific 'Swim' animation - instead they have the 'SwimSm' and 'SwimLg' animations so the issue is not limited to the Commando/Soldier meshes.

Of course if you don't have water or any other medium in which the swimming functions would be called in your map then the issue will not arise.