- 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
Fixes a batch of legendary camouflage problems in the Tankopedia viewer, adds three missing unique camouflages and lets attachments be shown together with a camouflage.
## Camouflage parts (state switchers)
- Camouflages now choose which tank pieces show the same way the game does. Each switcher's load-time scenario script runs at export time (checks for attached camouflage items, or compares the camouflage preset), along with its state-switch actions. This replaces the old guess from part names (new `core/blitzkit/switcherStates.ts`).
- Fixes missing roof MGs, fenders and fuel tanks (IS-3 Bear, Obj. 140 Terror, IS-7, IS-4, FV215b 183, AMX 50 B, KV-1S) and default parts mixed into camouflages (Pershing Speedfire, Forest Witch Fullmetal, Waffenträger Goldstreifen).
- Switchers inside camouflage parts now show one state instead of all of them stacked (Obj. Kust double net, Goldstreifen stowage, Tiger II cat).
- States are matched by original node names, because the GLTF loader renames duplicates.
- Camouflage part meshes with no LODs (`lodIndex -1`) are kept, which restores the Tiger II cat body and missing pieces on about 11 other camouflages.
## Materials
- `AlphaBlend` materials export as transparent. `AlphaBlendAdditive` materials export as additive and are applied in `jsxTree`, and unlit `Textured` materials export as unlit (IS-8 Raroh flames, dinosaur holograms, and glass and screens on a few base tanks).
- Camouflage part materials that share a name with the tank's material no longer replace the tank's camouflage material (Bisonte C45 Unbreakable).
## Names
- With a legendary camouflage selected, the title shows the tank's in-battle name ("GuP Type 95 Ha-Go", "KV-1 Warrior", "Shinobi").
- Camouflages without a name in the game files yet show "Unreleased" in orange instead of their raw string key, and no longer crash the tank names list.
## Attachments
- Attachments (`kind: customization`) are listed in their own group under the camouflages and can be turned on together with a camouflage. They load the same way as camouflages and fade with the same transition.
## Other
- Liberté, You Rock! and Ozzie (single-tank camouflages that only set a preset through `override`) are now available.
- Mastery gun mark meshes (`custom_gun_marks_*`) are no longer drawn (Helsing, HWT20 FalconFire and two camouflage guns).
## Not included
- Pixel Wave, Digital Trace and Forest Shadow are tiled pattern camouflages, which the viewer can't render yet.
- FV301 Corbie's drone position and the dinosaur heads' glow depend on camouflage animations and emissive materials, which are separate PRs.
Fixes#417Fixes#419Fixes#421
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.
Adds track repair time to the Tankopedia survivability stats, matching the value the game lists.
- Added a required `repair_time` to track definitions, filled from each chassis's hysteresis health divided by its health regen per second
- Applied the toolbox, the repair crew skill and the protective kit as multiplicative repair speed bonuses
- Added a Track repair time row under fire chance; it appears once the definitions are regenerated on the next build
Fixes#308
Prepares BlitzKit for tier XI tanks ahead of their release. Tier X was hardcoded as the maximum in the tank search filters, the guesser and the tech tree, and had no roman numeral beyond X.
- Added `XI` to `TIER_ROMAN_NUMERALS`
- Added an awaitable tier list derived from the highest tier in the tank definitions, so nothing changes until tier XI tanks exist
- Used it for the tank search tier filters and the guesser tier picker and defaults
- Made the tech tree check for successors instead of assuming tier X is the last tier
Fixes#302
Both buttons in the testing and unlocked filter pairs started on, so showing only one kind meant turning the other kind off.
Start all four filters off, treat a pair with neither button on as showing everything, and make the buttons in each pair mutually exclusive: turning one on turns its partner off, and clicking an active one turns it off. The playlist page now sets the unlocked filter on (and locked off) explicitly, since the old default no longer provides that.
## Summary
- Add a Spall Liner toggle button to the Tankopedia model viewer, placed alongside the existing Calibrated Shells / Enhanced Armor buttons. It's only shown for tanks that can actually equip Spall Liner.
- The toggle reads/writes the same `Duel.protagonist.provisions` array as the Provisions tab, so both stay in sync automatically.
- If a provision slot is free, clicking equips Spall Liner immediately. If all slots are full, a popover shows icons with a shuffle arrow so you can pick which active provision to swap out in one step.
- Buttons use the same medium rounding as the consumable buttons on the tank page.
- When Spall Liner is equipped, the Dynamic Armor 3D viewer's click-damage tooltip now applies the same 20% HE damage reduction Spall Liner grants in-game.
- Refactored the hardcoded `-0.2` HE damage coefficient in `tankCharacteristics.ts` into a shared constant so the Compare tool and the 3D viewer use a single source of truth.
## Scope
This only affects the single-tank Tankopedia page. The Firepower stats table (the viewed tank's own outgoing gun damage) is intentionally untouched, since a defensive damage reduction would be semantically backwards there. The Dynamic Armor viewer's click tooltip is the only place a "damage taken by this tank" number exists, so that's where the reduction is wired in.
Adds a **Peekaboo DPM** entry nested under DPM for single-shot guns, estimating damage per minute when only firing after resetting camouflage (or waiting out the reload, whichever is slower), assuming at least 10 seconds between shots.
- Shots per minute are capped at `60/10` for reloads faster than 10s, and fall back to `60/reload` otherwise
- The result is multiplied by the currently selected shell's damage and rounded
- An (i) icon next to the label opens a popover explaining the calculation
- The row is hidden for auto-loader/auto-reloader guns
- No percentile ranking bar is shown, since no dataset exists yet for this new stat
Mark Greene
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