bodyparts
Overview
The bodyparts ini type indexes all character bodies: bodies, heads, hands and accessories. All parts are listed independently.
Vanilla Examples
\DATA\CHARACTERSbodyparts.ini
Syntax
The bodyparts.ini file is arranged in a specific order: multiple Body sections, Head sections or Hand sections are defined after a DetailSwitchTable section, a PetalAnimations section and a Skeleton section. This means each body/head/hand defined by their respective section will also inherit the properties defined by the preceding DetailSwitchTable, PetalAnimations and Skeleton sections.
For instance, all bodies are defined in this way:
- DetailSwitchTable
- PetalAnimations
- Skeleton
- Body
- Body
- (...)
An Animations section MUST be located at the very beginning of the file.
Animations
[Animations]
anim = PATH ;repeatable
| Parameter | Information |
|---|---|
| anim | Refers to a ANM file. There can be multiple anim parameters, as many as there are ANM files to list. |
DetailSwitchTable
[DetailSwitchTable]
switch = INT, FLOAT ;repeatable
| Parameter | Information |
|---|---|
| switch | Default: 100, 999999 No further details. |
PetalAnimations
[PetalAnimations]
anim = PATH ;repeatable
| Parameter | Information |
|---|---|
| anim | Refers to a ANM file. There can be multiple anim parameters, as many as there are ANM files needed for the following parts |
Skeleton
[Skeleton]
sex = STRING
| Parameters | Information |
|---|---|
| sex | Can either be male or female, depending on the sex of the following parts. |
Body | Head | RightHand | LeftHand
[Body|Head|RightHand|LeftHand]
nickname - STRING
mesh = PATH
| Parameters | Information |
|---|---|
| nickname | See nickname for more information. |
| mesh | Path to the DFM file holding the part's model and texture data. |
Accessory
[Accessory]
nickname = STRING
mesh = PATH
hardpoint = STRING
body_hardpoint = STRING
| Parameter | Information |
|---|---|
| nickname | See nickname for more information. |
| mesh | Path to the DFM file holding the part's model and texture data. |
| hardpoint | Hardpoint of the accessory model at which the accessory attaches to the parent model. See Hardpoint for more information. |
| body_hardpoint | Hardpoint of the parent model to which the accessory is attached. See Hardpoint for more information. |