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The AnimationAPI is a utility for modders that allows them to create animations for entities more easily. The forum link can be found here for more information, and the modding tutorial can be found on the wiki.
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Animations. Blockbench comes with a powerful animation editor. Rig your model, then use position, rotation and scale keyframes to bring it to life. Use the graph editor to fine-tune your creation. View Blockbench animations...
This mod brings a lot of missing third-person animations from the first-person or modifies them to be better representative to how they should look like or look like in the first-person.
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While programming with the API, I noticed that the animations by default interrupt mob movement and other AI tasks. Does anyone know of a way to set animation tasks to execute simultaneously with other AI tasks, and even with each other?
The AnimationAPI is a utility for modders that allows them to create animations for entities more easily. The forum link can be found here for more information, and the modding tutorial can be found on the wiki.
The way I am understanding the AniAPI is that it allows animation functions like swimming, crouching, etc. on the servers that support the API. No? This is all presented to me from a 10 year old and a Youtube video she showed me, so maybe I have no clue what I am dealing with here.
