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About this mod
Smooth transitions between nearly every animation in the game. Moddable. Compatible with EVERYTHING.
- Permissions and credits
THIS MOD IS OBSOLETE, IT'S NOW A PART OF OPENMW DEV BUILD
This feature is finally a part of OpenMW dev build. Thanks to Cykoder for working on this for past months and finishing all the necessary pieces. Simply download the latest dev build from here and use the feature. All of the bugs mentioned in the post of this nexus mod were fixed.
Acknowledgment
My gratitude goes to Greatness7 for providing amazing demo Gifs below, and to MelchiorDahrk for allowing to use and alter their thumbnail and header art.
You can find an MWSE version of the animation blending by Greatness7 -> HERE
Animation blending
Animation blending introduces smooth animation transitions between essentially every animation in the game without affecting gameplay. Effective if smooth animation transitions setting is enabled in the launcher or the config files. It works with any animation and by default affects vanilla and modded animations of any actor or creature.
This is not a mod but rather a special version of the OpenMW engine. Eventually, this feature will become a part of the main OpenMW build, but for now, this Nexus page is the easiest way to get your hands on animation blending in OpenMW.
Installation
- Download and extract the archive, use as any other copy of OpenMW.
- Ensure that Launcher -> Settings -> Visuals -> Smooth animation transitions is enabled.
- Optional: This looks extra good with "Smooth movement" and "Turn to movement direction" enabled in the same launcher tab.
- Enjoy!
For Animators and Developers
This feature is very moddable and flexible. Animation developers can bundle ``.yaml``/``.json`` files together with their ``.kf`` files to specify the blending style of their animations. Those settings will only affect the corresponding animation files.
For more details see OpenMW animation blending documentation (WIP) -> https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/blob/66212564b20cab4a7fe8f797e477cd5a73343cf3/docs/source/reference/modding/animation-blending.rst
Linux/Ubuntu
- This is Windows version of the OpenMW engine. Unfortunately, there's no pre-built version for other OS and I'm not sure If I can even make one. If you are willing to go as far as compile it yourself - here's a link to the source code: https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/merge_requests/3497
This feature is finally a part of OpenMW dev build. Thanks to Cykoder for working on this for past months and finishing all the necessary pieces. Simply download the latest dev build from here and use the feature. All of the bugs mentioned in the post of this nexus mod were fixed.
Acknowledgment
My gratitude goes to Greatness7 for providing amazing demo Gifs below, and to MelchiorDahrk for allowing to use and alter their thumbnail and header art.
You can find an MWSE version of the animation blending by Greatness7 -> HERE
Animation blending
Animation blending introduces smooth animation transitions between essentially every animation in the game without affecting gameplay. Effective if smooth animation transitions setting is enabled in the launcher or the config files. It works with any animation and by default affects vanilla and modded animations of any actor or creature.
This is not a mod but rather a special version of the OpenMW engine. Eventually, this feature will become a part of the main OpenMW build, but for now, this Nexus page is the easiest way to get your hands on animation blending in OpenMW.
Installation
- Download and extract the archive, use as any other copy of OpenMW.
- Ensure that Launcher -> Settings -> Visuals -> Smooth animation transitions is enabled.
- Optional: This looks extra good with "Smooth movement" and "Turn to movement direction" enabled in the same launcher tab.
- Enjoy!
For Animators and Developers
This feature is very moddable and flexible. Animation developers can bundle ``.yaml``/``.json`` files together with their ``.kf`` files to specify the blending style of their animations. Those settings will only affect the corresponding animation files.
For more details see OpenMW animation blending documentation (WIP) -> https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/blob/66212564b20cab4a7fe8f797e477cd5a73343cf3/docs/source/reference/modding/animation-blending.rst
Linux/Ubuntu
- This is Windows version of the OpenMW engine. Unfortunately, there's no pre-built version for other OS and I'm not sure If I can even make one. If you are willing to go as far as compile it yourself - here's a link to the source code: https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/merge_requests/3497