TWiki . Team1 . AnimationTable

This is the table used for our md2 model animations:

FRAMES ANIMATION
1-20 idle
21-24 attack 1
25-28 attack 2
29-32 attack 3
33-38 run
39-50 hit from front
51-62 hit from rear
63-68 killed from front
69-74 killed from rear

Nate

Idle

Nate's idle action is to have his head turn back and forth.

Attacks

Nate's attack 1 is a quick right handed uppercut. His attack 2 is a quick right handed jab followed by a left handed jab. His attack 3 is Nate's famous ox punch. He brings his right arm way back and launches it forward.

Run

Nate's run is a simple jogging motion with his legs moving and his arms pumping.

Hit/Killed

When Nate gets hit, he lurches backward or forward and braces himself with his right foot. When he gets killed from the front, he spreads his arms out and falls backward. When he gets killed from behind, his arms flail out in different directions and he twirls to the ground.

Jive Turkey

Idle

The Jive Turkey's idle action is the famous Jive Turkey Dance. The Jive Turkey first leans to the right, pointing his right wing down and his left wing up. He then returns to standing and his elevator shoes lift him above the ground. He then flaps as his elevator shoes retract. Once airborne, the Jive Turkey begins a flip. Upon completion of this flip, the Jive Turkey returns to the ground to begin his dance anew.

Attacks

The Jive Turkey's 3 attacks are a peck, a wing slap, and a disco kick.

Run

When the Jive Turkey runs, he leans forward and his legs flail wildly.

Hit/Killed

When the Jive Turkey is hit from the front, his legs fall out from under him and he lands on his rear. He then flaps his wings until he is back at his proper height and regains his footing. When the Jive Turkey is hit from behind, his head gets knocked into the ground. He then woozily stands up. When the Jive Turkey is killed from the front, he falls flat on his back dead. When he is killed from behind, he collapses right where he is standing.

----- Revision r1.2 - 11 May 2004 - 11:26 GMT - DaveBuchfuhrer
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