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Additive Player Animations 🔥 Basically this is using the Anim Controller in Verse. If you set up an animation that only controls a few bones, be it an arm, the root or something else, you can do pretty wild stuff like resizing/transforming bones of the player. We might have... show more

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BRING BACK POLO PRODIGY 🙏 的头像

BRING BACK POLO PRODIGY 🙏3 个月前

Does this mean that the old animations are possible

Howtwoboss 的头像

Howtwoboss3 个月前

It's not easy to pull off because you're building off the current animations, but you could try.

JustAFrog 的头像

JustAFrog3 个月前

captain clark

Klian 的头像

Klian3 个月前

You're welcome! Will share more if I find anything interesting! Thanks for taking the time to explain the process to everybody!

Hiago 的头像

Hiago3 个月前

Tutorial please 😁

Howtwoboss 的头像

Howtwoboss3 个月前

Out tomorrow!

Giova 的头像

Giova3 个月前

This is really nice, I guess the player collision stays the same, but what about bullet collision? Do bullet hit you if you're a giant?

Howtwoboss 的头像

Howtwoboss3 个月前

The collision doesn't change from what I know, bullets might still hit the same too.

XameR 的头像

XameR3 个月前

It looks interesting

NoTales 的头像

NoTales3 个月前

Haha this is awesome!

LYX 的头像

LYX3 个月前

Sick, already give some games idea!!

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RayBenefield3 个月前

@PineFruitDev Is the animation controller still limited to only one animation running at a time? So you can't additively do two custom animations?

QsThunder𝕏 的头像

QsThunder𝕏3 个月前

The real question can we resize the guards / animals / and zombie creatures?

Howtwoboss 的头像

Howtwoboss3 个月前

Anything the anim controller works on it should, haven't tried it though!

KBNA 的头像

KBNA3 个月前

if the player got too small will it physically go through small spaces ? or collision based on the default size

Howtwoboss 的头像

Howtwoboss3 个月前

Collision is based on the default size from what I know sadly, it's a fun visual thing really.

Ghost Evrizzle 的头像

Ghost Evrizzle3 个月前

Does shrinking actually mess with collision so you could run into a small hole? I assume so

ysilva 的头像

ysilva3 个月前

Hey, can you sell me a map? I can't send messages

The HDK 的头像

The HDK3 个月前

Do the player's collision boundaries adjust to the player's size?

Fortnite Ricky 的头像

Fortnite Ricky3 个月前

Quest API tutorial when twin 🙏 ❤️

Zelytow 的头像

Zelytow3 个月前

Could it work as a powerup to make a player smaller ? Waiting for the tutorial!

𖢥 T ❹ R ⨷ I Ⓐ P ⧗ 的头像

𖢥 T ❹ R ⨷ I Ⓐ P ⧗3 个月前

tutorial perhaps??

Dr. Kyrkis (EL KIRKOS) 的头像

Dr. Kyrkis (EL KIRKOS)3 个月前

This is good for weapon inspect animations, custom weapons and gadgets etc since you can keep the bottom half of the player locomotion.

Skisma 的头像

Skisma3 个月前

I can see some nice horror games come from that first transformation!

Falin 的头像

Falin3 个月前

Is it possible to make this type of tennis game now in Fortnite 🥹

chris 的头像

chris3 个月前

love the shrink animation one. this will open a lot of new games in the ecosystem!

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President Trump says Republicans MUST turn out in November to make the win so big that Democrats can take it and "SHOVE IT UP THEIR ASS" "They're in for a big surprise. It's very simple, you've got to get out and vote... Just get out and vote. If you do that, we're going to win and we're going to win big." "Tonight you see the spirit! It's like that in Texas. It's like that all over."

President Trump says Republicans MUST turn out in November to make the win so big that Democrats can take it and "SHOVE IT UP THEIR ASS" "They're in for a big surprise. It's very simple, you've got to get out and vote... Just get out and vote. If you do that, we're going to win and we're going to win big." "Tonight you see the spirit! It's like that in Texas. It's like that all over."

Nick Sortor

361,960 次观看 • 3 天前

Wouldn’t it be epic if we got Karmageddon to number 1! Help me run it up on iTunes🙌🏼 Against all odds this song is charting around the world, thanks to you guys for sharing and supporting it 🙏🤍 this song is an anthem for the people who felt unseen, silenced, censored, disheartened and hopeless over the last few years. It’s a song of hope. The world might be a damn mess right now, but in unity we have strength. In truth we heal. #truth #freedom #karmageddon #iyahmay

Wouldn’t it be epic if we got Karmageddon to number 1! Help me run it up on iTunes🙌🏼 Against all odds this song is charting around the world, thanks to you guys for sharing and supporting it 🙏🤍 this song is an anthem for the people who felt unseen, silenced, censored, disheartened and hopeless over the last few years. It’s a song of hope. The world might be a damn mess right now, but in unity we have strength. In truth we heal. #truth #freedom #karmageddon #iyahmay

iyah may

192,141 次观看 • 1 年前

Buttigieg: I didn't sit around saying, who can we blame for this? We launched a contract to modernize the infrastructure, take what's basically a copper wire system and transform it for the internet era, get fiber going there. Now, that's not something that could be done overnight. One of the things that's hardest to do when you leave an office like that is you hand over the keys, and it's up to the new guy to take it to the next level. But that's very much something that that we had underway

Buttigieg: I didn't sit around saying, who can we blame for this? We launched a contract to modernize the infrastructure, take what's basically a copper wire system and transform it for the internet era, get fiber going there. Now, that's not something that could be done overnight. One of the things that's hardest to do when you leave an office like that is you hand over the keys, and it's up to the new guy to take it to the next level. But that's very much something that that we had underway

Acyn

521,178 次观看 • 1 年前

ELON: GROKIPEDIA IS GOING TO BE A HUNDRED TIMES BETTER THAN WIKIPEDIA “I have complete confidence that Grokipedia is going to succeed because Wikipedia is actually not a very good product. On Wikipedia, the information is sparse, wrong, and out of date. There are very few images; there's basically no video. So, if you have something that is accurate, comprehensive, has videos, where, moreover, you can ask if there's any part of it that you're curious about—you can just highlight it and ask Grok right there, if you're trying to learn something, it's just great—it's not going to be a little bit better than Wikipedia; it's going to be a hundred times better.” Source: Elon Musk, All-In Podcast The All-In Podcast, October 31, 2025

ELON: GROKIPEDIA IS GOING TO BE A HUNDRED TIMES BETTER THAN WIKIPEDIA “I have complete confidence that Grokipedia is going to succeed because Wikipedia is actually not a very good product. On Wikipedia, the information is sparse, wrong, and out of date. There are very few images; there's basically no video. So, if you have something that is accurate, comprehensive, has videos, where, moreover, you can ask if there's any part of it that you're curious about—you can just highlight it and ask Grok right there, if you're trying to learn something, it's just great—it's not going to be a little bit better than Wikipedia; it's going to be a hundred times better.” Source: Elon Musk, All-In Podcast The All-In Podcast, October 31, 2025

Mario Nawfal

79,772 次观看 • 10 个月前