- Sockets bound to a joint now sit right on the joint, as in game. Only the skeleton's own children are bound. This fixes the WZ-114 gun barrels collapsing.
- Clips keep their full duration when it runs past their last key.
- Part states are kept per entity and exported on each part's own switchers, so parts with matching names can't overwrite each other.
- A finished one-shot animation now stops on whatever it switched to, as in game. It only keeps looping if it changes nothing.
- Delayed actions run in delay order.
- Inline the camouflage preset lookup instead of a one-off `camouflagePreset` helper
- Move the `primitive` override into the `jsxTree` mergers, so `skinTree` takes plain mergers and falls back to `<primitive>` like the mesh and group defaults
Legendary camo add-ons now loop their garage animation in the Tankopedia viewer. It's always on, with no settings.
- The garage replay now also works out which motions end up looping, and the export writes only those clips
- Customization parts export skeletons, skin weights and sockets
- Parts render as primitives so their bones can animate, with attachments layered on top
- Base tank models are unchanged
Unlit `Textured` materials loaded as `MeshBasicMaterial`, so they stayed bright while the lights receded during a camouflage switch (E 100 legendary camouflage).
- `Textured` materials now export as standard materials with the base color texture as emissive and a black base color, so they look the same as before.
- The Tankopedia model fades their emissive intensity with the lighting transition.
- Additive blending applies to these parts again, since they are standard materials.
- Tankopedia state uses `loaders: { model, skin, attachment }` with `requested` and `loaded`
- useSkin swaps the camouflage halfway through the lighting transition for both cached and downloaded skins
- Remove the leftover "Unreleased" camouflage name handling
tresabhi
Mark Greene