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in ref to: https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/is-there-a-plugin-that-can-do-read-and-store-specific-values？.63490/
You might find my plugin useful.
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Example Scene to help users get started.
You can try editing the state of one of the collection slots on the Person character, or just try playing through them.
Triggers playing automatically are found in the SubScene Animation, or Scene Animation, all as simple calls to "Next" actions provided by the plugin.
I thought I'd mention it specifically, since its headline is its ability to "store/restore everything in the scene", basically... and let you create and connect an innumerable number of states - including the state of many plugins, provided they more or less follow the underlying save/restore guidelines.
How it works?
Add the plugin to your character. Use the Add Slot button to create an "All" type state (represented by the Queen character).
Create a second, third... however many you like.
Use Next/Prev to cycle between them.
In one of them, use the VaM UI as usual, and/or any plugins attached to the character, to set the desired state.
Go back to the plugin. Make Sure "Edit" is toggled on, and then click "Next". Viola.
You can now use Next/Prev/Restore, to restore all of the changes you made in VaM...
in ref to: https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/is-there-a-plugin-that-can-do-read-and-store-specific-values？.63490/
You might find my plugin useful.
SimpleStateMachine SAT Demo Lite - Demo + Lite -
Lite SAT Demo (SubScene Animation Triggers) Requirements: SimpleStateMachine v11 https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/simplestatemachine.54672/ Usage / More info: https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/simplestatemachine.62750/post-189907 Clips...
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You can try editing the state of one of the collection slots on the Person character, or just try playing through them.
Triggers playing automatically are found in the SubScene Animation, or Scene Animation, all as simple calls to "Next" actions provided by the plugin.
I thought I'd mention it specifically, since its headline is its ability to "store/restore everything in the scene", basically... and let you create and connect an innumerable number of states - including the state of many plugins, provided they more or less follow the underlying save/restore guidelines.
How it works?
Add the plugin to your character. Use the Add Slot button to create an "All" type state (represented by the Queen character).
Create a second, third... however many you like.
Use Next/Prev to cycle between them.
In one of them, use the VaM UI as usual, and/or any plugins attached to the character, to set the desired state.
Go back to the plugin. Make Sure "Edit" is toggled on, and then click "Next". Viola.
You can now use Next/Prev/Restore, to restore all of the changes you made in VaM...
