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Manipulating L2DEyeBlink.cs

edited July 2016 in Help
Hello,
Using the Simple.cs script, I was trying to create a L2DViewer like parameter list for integrating into Fungus.

The problem is that because the L2DEyeBlink script also uses the parameters of "PARAM_EYE_L_OPEN" and "PARAM_EYE_R_OPEN", only the latest function would only activate, limiting me to either have a nomal blinking or a steady stare.

e.g: this code would only display a blinking character without eye open control, putting the eyeBlink.setParam on top in turn would display a staring character but with eye open control.



I then went into the L2DEyeBlink script and noticed the function for the blink is :

public void updateParam(ALive2DModel model)
{


long time = UtSystem.getUserTimeMSec();
float eyeParamValue;
float t = 0;

switch (this.eyeState)
{
case EYE_STATE.STATE_CLOSING:

t = (time - stateStartTime) / (float)closingMotionMsec;
if (t >= 1)
{
t = 1;
this.eyeState = EYE_STATE.STATE_CLOSED;
this.stateStartTime = time;
}
eyeParamValue = 1 - t;
break;
case EYE_STATE.STATE_CLOSED:
t = (time - stateStartTime) / (float)closedMotionMsec;
if (t >= 1)
{
this.eyeState = EYE_STATE.STATE_OPENING;
this.stateStartTime = time;
}
eyeParamValue = 0;
break;
case EYE_STATE.STATE_OPENING:
t = (time - stateStartTime) / (float)openingMotionMsec;
if (t >= 1)
{
t = 1;
this.eyeState = EYE_STATE.STATE_INTERVAL;
this.nextBlinkTime = calcNextBlink();
}
eyeParamValue = t;
break;
case EYE_STATE.STATE_INTERVAL:
//
if (this.nextBlinkTime < time)
{
this.eyeState = EYE_STATE.STATE_CLOSING;
this.stateStartTime = time;
}
eyeParamValue = 1;
break;
case EYE_STATE.STATE_FIRST:
default:
this.eyeState = EYE_STATE.STATE_INTERVAL;
this.nextBlinkTime = calcNextBlink();
eyeParamValue = 1;
break;
}
The solution here was to change the 1's into the variable that holds the eyeopen value in my original script ( (float) (ea) ) in order to become the upper bound for blinking.
The problem is, the system does not allow me to execute a getComponent within this function so I could not send over the value.
Is there any way I could pass it into the function?

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