Greets.
I've never been crazy about math, so I just can't find the reason of this:
animation_percent = (animation_percent*5*TIME)%100;

Why is the 5 there? It might be a dumb question, but I comment all this crazy commands at the end of the script. I just say change animation_percent to the variable you are using on ent_animate. But if I'm starting in C-Script, I want to understand it all!

Thanks

Hey, it's a good question to ask and a good attitude to have! It's confusing for everyone at first.

The reason for the 5 is to speed the animation up. It's a percent that goes from 0 to 100, and then loops back around (that's what the modulo operator does (%)). The 5 is just to speed how fast the animation goes from 0 to 100% (5 times faster).

oh thanks. by the way, I am posting this in the right place? so, using Grimber's FPS tutorial, in AU, the running animation in cbabe is just stupid. I need to adjust that number untill it looks good, right?
Expect lots of posts by me

Paulo Sousa

If you are using the templates to animate cbabe, you can just right click on her, go to behavior tab, scroll down and bump up the walkswim_dist and runcrawl_dist about 10 times higher.

The way you suggested might work too, depends on how the code is set up.

I wrote a new player function, wich currently has no bob or jump. So the animations were coded by Grimber/me Its funny when you code something without know what you are writing...

After you start, C-Script is easy. You first fix how to do stuff, they, slowly you start combining stuff. I once used a free Game design tool that had a built in language. It happened the same thing. But man when I see these C-Script codes at first... they scare the daylights outta me when I read whats before the code... its much easier!