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I need puzzles for a spritesheet’s keyframe/value to jump to another when the first is a certain value/keyframe.
e.g, at keyframe 9 with its combine xyz value, switch to keyframe 3 and its combine xyz value
How do I get the spritesheet value? It’s missing
I also tried this tutorial, at 9:2, but I don’t see how to change the input values at groups
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” but I don’t see how to change the input values at groups”. What do you mean by at “groups”?
This “group” with Node, View, etc, at the shader tabsFPS trialproduct 20.9.25 https://postimg.cc/gallery/LMM5vkQ/af43346e
try this:
https://v3d.net/1e44Blend file and V3D project file.
It allows you to control the speed of the animation by setting the timer duration and then you can use the value of the sprite cels to cause an action. I just had it print to console but you can do anything.
The problem I had with your file were:
1. the sprite sheet was not a power of two. This made it very difficult for V3D and Blender to produce values that you could use to trigger an event using logic puzzles. Using a power of two sprite sheet gives you values you can use. I remapped your sprite sheet to a 256×256 pixel image in a 4×4 grid.2. resized your plane object to 1:1
3. reset UV to be 1:1
Then all the math works
Xeon
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Interactive Solutions - https://www.r66d.com
Tutorials - https://www.xeons3dlab.comSince you seem to want frame control..you will have to turn off Auto Start for the material and then control the material animation in puzzles.
Thanks, this actually worked for the object with that spritesheet
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try this:
https://v3d.net/1e44Blend file and V3D project file.
It allows you to control the speed of the animation by setting the timer duration and then you can use the value of the sprite cels to cause an action. I just had it print to console but you can do anything.
The problem I had with your file were:
1. the sprite sheet was not a power of two. This made it very difficult for V3D and Blender to produce values that you could use to trigger an event using logic puzzles. Using a power of two sprite sheet gives you values you can use. I remapped your sprite sheet to a 256×256 pixel image in a 4×4 grid.2. resized your plane object to 1:1
3. reset UV to be 1:1
Then all the math works
Thanks, really appreciate and recognize the effort you went into to set up this. I’ll definitely look this up, I need to learn this more
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