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CubismSdkForNative-5-r.1 OpenGL C++
fan
August 2024
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I want to add other animations to the render window, how do I do that, the animations are like the weather
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nakayasui(staff)
August 2024
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@fan
Thanks for using our products.
I think there are two ways to handle this: adding a separate animation at render time.
The premise is that it is not possible to play back multiple motions of a single model at the same time.
1. create a Live2D model dedicated to weather animation and render it at the same time as the main Live2D model
2. use a non-Live2D model to play the weather animation.
In either case, you need to be aware of the rendering target and the order of rendering.
Please check the following link for the code to set the rendering target.
https://github.com/Live2D/CubismNativeSamples/blob/19c25eadeb8a3b0a2e482317da1f860e11672b27/Samples/OpenGL/Demo/proj.win.cmake/src/LAppLive2DManager.cpp#L266
Best regards
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Thanks for using our products.
I think there are two ways to handle this: adding a separate animation at render time.
The premise is that it is not possible to play back multiple motions of a single model at the same time.
1. create a Live2D model dedicated to weather animation and render it at the same time as the main Live2D model
2. use a non-Live2D model to play the weather animation.
In either case, you need to be aware of the rendering target and the order of rendering.
Please check the following link for the code to set the rendering target.
https://github.com/Live2D/CubismNativeSamples/blob/19c25eadeb8a3b0a2e482317da1f860e11672b27/Samples/OpenGL/Demo/proj.win.cmake/src/LAppLive2DManager.cpp#L266
Best regards