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Hey there. So, I've been playing around with the Broadcast Microchip and the Animation Tweaker for some in-game movement, however, I notice that any animation I use overrides the layer-change leg movements. So, for instance, if I have an idle animation, and a player moved forward/backwards through the layers, the animation rigidly slides across the floor. I thought I would be able to disable the animation temporarily with a Speed Sensor looking for Forwards/Backward movement, unfortunately this tool feature doesn't seem to work on Sackthing, only on objects. What's the best solution to detect layer-movement, without setting up tags on each individual layer or something like that?

2016-08-28 21:42:00 Author: Ostler5000 Posts: 1017

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Maybe try the speed sensor again, but set the speed to detect to be either 1 or 0.1 for forwards or backwards, so whenever they move in between layers, it will always activate.

2016-08-29 03:47:00 Author: Zachinator Posts: 120

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You could have a block that has a thin layer in front and back detect if it hits the sackboy. If it does, it then changes layers and follows him.

2016-09-01 03:52:00 Author: koltonaugust Posts: 1382

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I've found that a Speed Sensor applied to the player is unrealiable when set to detect In/Out movement. It will occassionally work, but only very rarely. This is frustrating since it does work for directional movement. I would have a piece of 1 layer thick invisible material following the player, with an In/Out Speed Sensor on the material. Then have the Speed Sensor trigger a Tag, which in turn disables your custom character animations.

2016-09-01 20:35:00 Author: Pookachoo Posts: 838

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I've found that a Speed Sensor applied to the player is unrealiable when set to detect In/Out movement. It will occassionally work, but only very rarely. This is frustrating since it does work for directional movement. I would have a piece of 1 layer thick invisible material following the player, with an In/Out Speed Sensor on the material. Then have the Speed Sensor trigger a Tag, which in turn disables your custom character animations. Ah, that so seems so obvious now. This is the most efficient answer, thanks.

2016-09-01 20:55:00 Author: Ostler5000 Posts: 1017

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