More than 8 frames?

[Segmint]

Another question, that will probably drive some mad.

Is there any way at all, even with SOC's (I really don't care how, I just really need some sort of answer), to make an object have more than 8 frames (say, 32)? I've looked on the newdoom forums (legacy, duh) and everything for an answer, but I've had no luck.

 

[Princess Plushima]

I believe this was brought up awhile back. It'd be possible to do with programming, but not SOCcing.

 

[Segmint]

...I don't know C. T_T

 

[Espyo]

You mean: "8 frames, one for each angle", right?
Because if it is, I can't help... Sorry.

 

[Crüsäder]

I'm guessing so, but it would screw up the other '.plr' files, unless you incuded alternates with it.

 

[Shuffle]

32 frames, yes. Even with SOCs.
32 ANGLES? Hell no. Who would actually draw 32 angles, anyways?

 

[Segmint]

I would, but wait, theres a limit to only 8 then? Gah, I would learn just a bit of C if it meant I could make 32 in SRB2...

 

[Shuffle]

Why would you want 32 angles? It would be impossible to draw them all.

 

[Segmint]

No, it wouldn't. You remember sending me the information about MD2s right? They work, but are a major pain in the ass to impliment, so just making the models and screenshooting them, is a bit easier.

The only reason I won't use MD2s is because one of the best 3D modelers only supports one format, and there's no way to convert it, because the file extension isn't recognised on any programs (including MilkShape...).