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
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.
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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.
Mark Greene
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