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tianmoran 04-26-2018 06:51 AM

Avatar animation -- change states
 
Hi,

I want to change my avatar's states according to conditions. However, there are some problems with the codes:
Code:

def ani_change():
        female1 = viz.add('Avatars/Avatars/CC2_f001_hipoly_A1_v2.cfg')
        female1.setPosition(1,0.5,1)       
        female1.setEuler(90,8,0)
        bloNo = 10
        Code = [0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1]
        for block in range(bloNo):
                female1.visible(viz.ON)
                if Code[block] == 0:
                        female1.execute(8,0,0,freeze =  True)
                        female1.setAnimationSpeed(8,0)       
                elif Code[block] == 1:
                        female1.execute(3,0,0, freeze = False)
                        yield viztask.waitTime(3)
                        for j in range(10):
                                female1.blend(3,1-float(j/10))
                                female1.blend(8,float(j/10))
                                yield viztask.waitTime(float(j/2))
                        yield viztask.waitTime(0.5)
                        female1.state(8)
                female1.visible(viz.OFF)
                yield viztask.waitTime(5)

viztask.schedule(ani_change())

Here are the problems:
1) The avatar's states don't change;

2) The amplitude of the avatar's movement decrease across different trials. Eg. The highest point that her arm could reach is always lower than in the previous trial.

Many thanks!

Jeff 04-30-2018 12:05 PM

Quote:

1) The avatar's states don't change;
I tested this code with the vcc_female avatar included with Vizard and it alternates between two animations. Does that work for you?

tianmoran 05-02-2018 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff (Post 19788)
I tested this code with the vcc_female avatar included with Vizard and it alternates between two animations. Does that work for you?

Hi,

Thank you for your reply! I tested the codes below:

Code:

def ani_change():
        female1 = viz.add('vcc_female.cfg')
        female1.setPosition(1,0,10)       
        female1.setEuler(90,8,0)
        bloNo = 10
        Code = [0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1]
        for block in range(bloNo):
                female1.visible(viz.ON)
                if Code[block] == 0:
                        female1.execute(2,0,0,freeze =  True)
                        female1.setAnimationSpeed(2,0)       
                elif Code[block] == 1:
                        female1.execute(11,0,0, freeze = False)
                        yield viztask.waitTime(3)
                        for j in range(10):
                                female1.blend(11,1-float(j/10))
                                female1.blend(2,float(j/10))
                                yield viztask.waitTime(float(j/2))
                        yield viztask.waitTime(0.5)
                        female1.state(2)
                female1.visible(viz.OFF)
                yield viztask.waitTime(5)

viztask.schedule(ani_change())

So what I expect in this case is that the female avatar stops then run for a while then stop again, which means she should switch between running and stop for five times. However, in this case she just runs then stops.

So how can I amend the codes to achieve my goal?

Jeff 05-02-2018 03:56 PM

The example code below alternates between running and idle animations:

Code:

import viz
import viztask

viz.go()
viz.addChild('piazza.osgb')
female = viz.add('vcc_female.cfg',pos=[0,0,5],euler=[90,0,0])

def ani_change():
       
        for i in range(5):
                female.state(11)
                yield viztask.waitTime(3)
                female.state(1)
                yield viztask.waitTime(1)

viztask.schedule(ani_change())


tianmoran 05-03-2018 11:57 AM

Hi Jeff,

My initial goal in the first paragraph of codes is to let the avatar sit idle then frozen like a statue for a while. Then repeat this circle. Which is required by the experiment.

So is there a good way to solve this?

BTW, what could be the reason for the second problem?


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