OBD:TRAS
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| Hex | Translation | Meaning |
| 01 16 11 00 | 4374 | 04374-MURCOMaim_screen_stand.TRAS |
| 01 00 00 06 | 3 | level 3 |
| 01 15 11 00 | 4373 | link to 04373-MURCOMstand_fire_arc.TRAM |
| DB 0F C9 3F | 1.5708 | maximum leftwards deviation of aiming vector |
| DB 0F C9 3F | 1.5708 | maximum rightwards deviation of aiming vector |
| 01 00 | 1 | number of keyframes to maximum leftwards deviation |
| 01 00 | 1 | number of keyframes to maximum rightwards deviation |
| 92 0A 86 3F | 1.0472 | maximum downwards deviation of aiming vector |
| 92 0A 86 3F | 1.0472 | maximum upwards deviation of aiming vector |
| 01 00 | 1 | number of keyframes to maximum downwards deviation |
| 01 00 | 1 | number of keyframes to maximum upwards deviation |
| AD DE | dead | not used |
- Lateral deviation
- I might have mixed left and right. Too lazy to check.
- Keyframes
- The aiming screen (zone comprised between the extreme values of the aiming vector) is divided in a few rectangles.
- (commonly 4, 8 for most rifle aiming screens, 2 for prone pistol aiming)
- Keyframes are placed at the nodes of that grid: commonly 9, 15 for most rifle aiming screens, 6 for prone pistol aiming.
- The corresponding bone rotations are stored in the associated TRAM. Not versus time like in ordinary TRAMs but as a list.
- For a regular aiming screen (9 key frames), the storage is as follows:
- aiming high and to the right
- aiming high
- aiming high and to the left
- aiming to the right
- aiming straight ahead
- aiming to the left
- aiming low and to the right
- aiming low
- aiming low and to the left
- All these take up one frame each, for every affected bone.
- The last frame is duplicated at the end of the track. Not sure it's actually needed.
- The bones (body parts) affected by the keyframes are specified in the body if the TRAM.
| ONI BINARY DATA |
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| TRAM << Other file types >> TRBS |
| TRAS : Totoro Aiming Screen |
| Character file |