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I cant seem to find the one for the main body? Is it armature? Seems nothing happens

K700 said:

1.1.1.8
-Increased the maximum number of bones to 64.
-Added skeleton_model_set_bone_body_section and skeleton_model_clean_body_sections operations.
-Extended prop_instance_intersects_with_prop_instance operation - additional check_polygon_to_polygon parameter.
-Fixed and extended try_for_agents operation - additional parameter for mission grid iterator.

Thanks to SHOCKERFACE for sponsoring development.

For modders:
To process more bones you will need to recompile your mod's shaders. Edit this string in mb.fx
#define NUM_WORLD_MATRICES 32

Warning! Due to the limitation of the number of variables in shaders, working number of bones can be below 64! For example, for native shaders it is 51!
#define NUM_WORLD_MATRICES 51

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so we can have skeletons with more bones now? Im not sure I understand what the new operations do.

This does not work on the head mesh:

(agent_body_meta_mesh_deform_in_range, ":agent", bmm_head, 70, 60, 100),

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The modsys is missing a important feature, the game uses .smd files for animations. I've been snooping around forums to find out why my animations don't inherit bone size/positions and found out that .smd files don't support moving bones nor scaling them up, only rotating them. It seems in source engine titles most users code changes like that in. Is set_bone_position and set_bone_scale a possibility?

Would Wse2 be able to allow using and changing agent transparency with values similarly like the fade effect for retreating but with more configurability and not making the agent retreat?

Btw, are there any major changes to shader manipulation, I haven't delved into it before and am wondering if wse2 is any different from native concerning that

Hey K700, I was wondering if there is a possibility to allow limiting of module options. By that I mean not allowing the player to change the Combat AI, Combat Speed, Damage to Player and so on. I would like to set those to be values the player cant change in my mod (makes balancing the mod a lot more easy).

K700 said:

I'll see when I have time

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Thank you very much!

K700 said:

try amf_accurate_body flag in your animations

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Did not help, is there no way to view hitboxes while in game? I dont know how to find out whats happening

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This is how it looks in the brf, in game its different

K700 said:

Is the hitbox still the same as a human's?

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number of bones is the same, shape is completely different, and order of how bones are connected

K700 said:

What exactly is the problem?

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In game the hitbox is not the same as in brf, there is a small hitbox instead of the one I made

Could you help me with an issue I'm having, my skeleton hitbox is not working in game and as far as I know this is something only a person who can view the source code could help me with, I will pay if it requires something new to be added to wse2.
Dragon Skeleton + Code + Data skeleton_bodies.xml

Seems

ti_on_agent_turn

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does not work when in first person, only third person.

No, I've tested it now. The engine seems to use bone 19 as the attack hitbox. I was able to change what bone 19 was and that was the damage hitbox.

Here the damage was done by upperarm.R

Now that I reverted it to this

It works with item.R
Seems I found out something new.

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could it be that the last bone on this list is the hitbox?

I tested more in game, and the hitbox is on the tail???? Idk why

K700 said:

you edit skeleton_bodies.xml?

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Yes, everything is fine concerning the skeleton except where the attack hitbox is