Solved VamMoan, but for the body?

[alexmname]

Hey, everybody!
I create a group of animations.
My ideas I can realize only in this way:
<button>Pose 1</button><button>Middle</button><button>Fast</button>
<button>Pose 2</button><button>Middle</button><button>Fast</button>
...

I am using VamMoan and TimeLine, in VamMoan there is a "Start orgasm" trigger, which I set with a separate "Hip" animation from TimeLine. But "Hip" takes coordinates from Pose 1 because it was created in that pose, and when activated in Pose 2, the "Hip" coordinates go to Pose 1.

Is there some sort of VamMoan "Triggers" package and plugin to attach animations from TimeLine to these triggers?

I apologize for writing a lot. I tried to describe my problem in more detail )
Thanks!

 

[hazmhox]

I don't think that's a trigger issue, I think that's a "scripting" organization issue.

VAMMoan triggers are simple actions, so if you have the needs to trigger specific stuffs in specific cases, you need to organize your Timeline specifically. They're not conditional if you prefer : )

So, if you want to have a single trigger in "Start Orgasm" and handle a different animation in Timeline but keep the "main one":

• You need your main animation and pose to be in one layer called "Main" for instance. (let's say the animation is called "Main Loop")
• You need your "sub animations" to be in another layer called "Sub". (and call those animation "Hips/Ride1/Orgasm"... whatever)

You can then start the "Main Loop" animation with your buttons.
Then, the trigger will execute the proper sub-animation WITHOUT triggering the change on the layer called "Main" : )

And voilà!

 

[alexmname]

I don't think that's a trigger issue, I think that's a "scripting" organization issue.

VAMMoan triggers are simple actions, so if you have the needs to trigger specific stuffs in specific cases, you need to organize your Timeline specifically. They're not conditional if you prefer : )

So, if you want to have a single trigger in "Start Orgasm" and handle a different animation in Timeline but keep the "main one":

• You need your main animation and pose to be in one layer called "Main" for instance. (let's say the animation is called "Main Loop")
• You need your "sub animations" to be in another layer called "Sub". (and call those animation "Hips/Ride1/Orgasm"... whatever)

You can then start the "Main Loop" animation with your buttons.
Then, the trigger will execute the proper sub-animation WITHOUT triggering the change on the layer called "Main" : )

And voilà!

Thanks for the detailed explanation.
I will watch ))