Super Tiny Animation Problem

[RiotZ]

Okay, I've got this really tiny problem. I have a model with your basic weapon holding animations, "stand ready" "attack" "stand" and "walk" the weapon is held properly in the "walk" and "stand" animations, but when it goes to "stand ready" or "attack" the weapon is held completely out of place.

How can I fix this? Or can someone else fix it?

Here is the weapon I am attaching, and the model that has the bad animations.

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/pastebin.php?id=2kqbso

Thank you in advance.

 

[Apheraz Lucent]

It appears to me that the geosets of the arms are moved during those animations, causing your attachments to move as well.

Just ask a modeler for this small fix.

 

[RiotZ]

It appears to me that the geosets of the arms are moved during those animations, causing your attachments to move as well.

Just ask a modeler for this small fix.

Ehm, this was the point of the thread lol.

I don't have a modeling program I could use, or this would be fixable by myself.

 

[RiotZ]

Bump, still waiting for this to be resolved.

 

[eubz]

Here's your model dude. I hope this satisfy you.
Edit
And before you use it, Whose model are those? Are they yours? I am just cautious because we cannot edit other persons work without their permission. If they aren't yours or they are yours please notify me. Don't use the model if without permission from the original author, otherwise I will delete the attached file.

 

[RiotZ]

Here's your model dude. I hope this satisfy you.
Edit
And before you use it, Whose model are those? Are they yours? I am just cautious because we cannot edit other persons work without their permission. If they aren't yours or they are yours please notify me. Don't use the model if without permission from the original author, otherwise I will delete the attached file.

Ehm, problem, I didn't want you to attach the weapon in the editor, I want the weapon to attach properly on all animations to the hand, right or weapon attachment points. An inventory system like this would be impractical, you'd have to load the player model, and weapon model together, and you'd have to have 10 different player models with different weapons which would use a lot of unnecessary space.

The AK-47 mesh was made by a friend on request.
The Guardsman model is 100% rip with less polys, in-game textures, and ripped animations.

Credits really go to Relic Entertainment.

 

[Mechanical Man]

The Guardsman model is 100% rip with less polys, in-game textures, and ripped animations.

Animations are not ripped.

 

[eubz]

but when it goes to "stand ready" or "attack" the weapon is held completely out of place.

Could you explain this further. I mean How?

 

[Apheraz Lucent]

@eubz,
The geosets of the weapon are detached from the model, meaning that when those certain animations are performed, the weapon is misplaced and finishes somewhere where it shouldn't be, such as in the air, while the arms perform that animation. This is called Geo Miss, since that part of the model in those animations isn't animated, nor attached to the animation cycle.

 

[RiotZ]

@Apheraz: Exactly what she said.

@Mech Man: Yes they are 100% ripped bro, straight out of Dawn of War, check the Guardsman in-game, since you love IG so much anyway.

 

[eubz]

I have tried figuring out the problem in MDLVis and Magos. I guess it is on the attachment point that has problem and not in the animations or Geo miss. If I'm very sure about it I'll tell you what to do.

 

[RiotZ]

I have tried figuring out the problem in MDLVis and Magos. I guess it is on the attachment point that has problem and not in the animations or Geo miss. If I'm very sure about it I'll tell you what to do.

Okay?