Updated my old ai_viewanimations.lua re-write to use my utillib and somewhat improved it all round really.

Just attach it to one or more animated entities then you can walk around testing out their animations.

Instructions appear on screen but I'll recap here in more detail:

LMB to increment the frame, RMB to decrement
Press Shift to increment/decrement quickly
E to change 'from' frame to 'to' frame or back again
Shift+E to toggle looping animation

Script automatically detects which entity you are looking at (have to be within 200 units of an entity to control it but that is easy to change in the script if need be).

Edited: Forgot to mention that I renamed it so it doesn't clash with the one already provided with GG.

thank you very much AmenMoses , will servire

I love that! I been working on a game. What I did was. I made a multi level mountain. With 4 stages. The first stage is 10 feet. The second stage is 20 or 30 ft.The third stage is you know a lot higher etc etc. I got a bunch of different size blocks. Added smallg's minecraft script. Put a prize(winner) at the top of the mountain. So the goal is to stack up the blocks like steps so you can get to the top. It can be tricky! Because you have limited blocks. And they need to be the right size to be able to jump on them. And of course it seems the higher I get. Things decide not to work right. It gets buggy. I bet your scripts would be better for what I'm trying to do? Since you can turn the objects and such. I'll give them a shot. And Thanks for sharing you amazing work.

I'm about to 'branch the repo' to deliver a few more Lua commands that mean my pickuppables script can be completed now, I think you'll like it!

ooh this is perfect, I needed exactly this for a project I had stall out

This ultilib you did m8 is becoming very versitle indeed nice work m8 gonna be very impressive when you have it all done (it is already)

May add the zone functions to utillib as well, might as well have it all in one place.

I'm probably going to, now I'm a collaborator , replace the quatlib with direct calls to the C++ quaternion functions in the engine, should speed things up and make it fully compatible with the Physics engine.

Exciting times indeed, hopefully once I've figured out this GitHub stuff I'll have some really neat toys for you guys to play with.

Awesome! I wish I could quit my day job! Oh and Congrats on being a collaborator!

Indeed, good to hear you're a collaborator

yes also glad you are one.
I can imagine you feel like a kid in front of a box of new toys and don't know with witch one to start playing with first. lol.

I've always disliked the usage of the word collaborator, it makes me feel like you're a rebel working with the enemy giving away secrets :p I much prefer the word contributor

I won't be quitting my 'day job' anytime soon (it's more like several jobs).

Anything I do for TGC will be in my 'spare' time. (Lee couldn't afford me anyhow )