Legendary camo add-ons now play their garage animations in the Tankopedia viewer, and a new menu next to the camo column triggers their battle reactions.
**Export (`model.glb` / `skins/[skin].glb`)**
- Customization parts export skeletons, skin weights and one clip per `.anim` motion file (`core/blitzkit/skinAnimations`)
- Sockets bound to skeleton joints follow their joint
- Action lists and scenario graphs are carried in glTF extras
- Part batches with no LODs (`lodIndex` -1) are now exported, fixing meshes that were missing entirely (e.g. the Tiger II cat body, the BDT-5A engine rings)
- Base tank models are unchanged
**Viewer**
- A runtime plays the clips and drives state switchers, action lists and the game's scenario graphs (a small interpreter for the node types the camos use)
- Camo parts render as primitives so their bones can animate
- Garage animations play once rather than looping, so the camo settles
**Animation menu**
- Floats left of the camo column when the selected camo has triggerable animations
- Icon buttons use the game's own white icons, served from `/icons/skin-events/[event].webp`
- Idle replays the garage animation
- Triggers: Shoot, Kill, Take damage, Damage enemy, Ricochet / No penetration, Start moving, Consumable, Reload. Only events that actually animate get a button
- Buttons are disabled while a triggered animation plays; triggering cuts any garage animation short
All legendary skin files together grow from 1.32 GB to 1.35 GB (+2.4%), almost all of it in the 102 animated camos.
TrèsAbhi
Mark Greene