The server says to each client player, 'play Nick's reload shotgun animation', and each client knows this simply by receiving the number '3', meaning 'play the third animation'.

Keep in mind this is simply the gist of, and not exactly, what occurs. I'll give an example to show the problem. The problem is that each survivor's set of animations are listed in a different order in the mdl file, and the server says which animation to play based on this ordering.

This is actually worse than seeing a man's animations for the woman.

However, in online multiplayer campaigns, many of the animations will not show correctly. You could go a step further and rig each woman model to either Zoey's or Rochelle's animations. Not that bad, but not ideal having a man's animations for a woman. By following the other sections of this tutorial, you could replace Coach, Ellis, and Nick with a woman each, but each would be using the respective man's animations. Originally posted by Zeq 'The Sexy' Macaw:Say you want an all-woman team of survivors. This guide works for almost all games, but some things are a little different for other games. Effectively cutting those process times right in half. Haggets' Armature Toolkit is EXTREMELY useful for the 'preparing to rig' and Rigging' steps.If that page also goes downm Here's an Archive of Nem's Tools This is a Github clone of the original page. Blender SMD Tools (get the one matching to your version of blender, duh!).Some steps have been added specifically for 2.9, because the UI is very different. Specifically HLMV, QC_Eyes, VPK.exe, Starter Kit

L4D2 Authoring tools (Steam Tools Library).

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