Difference between revisions of "AvatarExtended"
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===Methods=== | ===Methods=== | ||
| + | :{{CSharp|void PlayAnimation(string layerName, string animationName, bool looping)}} | ||
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| + | ::Plays the requested animation on the requested layer | ||
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:{{CSharp|void Remove(string hookpointPath)}} | :{{CSharp|void Remove(string hookpointPath)}} | ||
:: | :: | ||
::Remove a piece of clothing | ::Remove a piece of clothing | ||
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| + | :{{CSharp|void StopAnimation(string layerName, string animationName)}} | ||
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| + | ::Same as above, but for bots in a room rather than player avatars | ||
:{{CSharp|void Wear(string hookpointPath, Guid objectTypeID)}} | :{{CSharp|void Wear(string hookpointPath, Guid objectTypeID)}} | ||
Revision as of 18:14, 27 November 2017
Represents an avatar which is a collection of DOM nodes starting with a root DOMController object and managed by the Creature Manager component
- This is a JavaScript visible object
Remarks [edit]
Methods
- void PlayAnimation(string layerName, string animationName, bool looping)
- Plays the requested animation on the requested layer
- void Remove(string hookpointPath)
- Remove a piece of clothing
- void StopAnimation(string layerName, string animationName)
- Same as above, but for bots in a room rather than player avatars
- void Wear(string hookpointPath, Guid objectTypeID)
- Wear a piece of clothing
