That really should be doable without much issue. The matrix eater has a function inside its codebase like, "anim.copyToInterval(A,B)" that puts an animation at a certain interval. So I would have to write like 8 or 10 lines of code to copy two animations into adjacent intervals, then add an animation into the model whose interval is the start of the first animation, and the end of the second.
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well, lemme know if that comes to pass :3 along with the 'flip front to top and down to front' option. i haven't changed my version of matrix eater in ages
Retera
Just make sure you have the one from the tools section right now, I think.
But I'll try to get these added in sometime soon. The animations binding together like that is the easier of the two
But I'll try to get these added in sometime soon. The animations binding together like that is the easier of the two