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Oh, it’s even better. 2.0 now, TONS of polish. You’ll love it ;)

@@LunadeMusic i just love the tumbleweeds and palm trees :D

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What do you mean? I think these animations are just as good and even may be better than the vanilla animations that’s why I play this mod a lot plus I think the AI is better to. It’s a lot more scary.

Which means you repeated the song 22 times 🤓

😅​@@cgocbya5204

First of all, ratio. Second of all, Java Edition NEVER had keyframe animations, at best you could program two animations into a mob and that’s it. The Java animation system has been broken since it was added, with tons of weird bugs and quirks that make it unusable. 1.19 is FINALLY adding keyframe animations, just 13 years too late. Bedrock Edition on the other hand has had keyframe animations for a LONG time. Third of all, why don’t you try to program in animations to Java without the glitchy and unusable GeckoLib? Good luck, it’ll take you far over a few days to understand what one line of code even does. It’s a literal miracle there even are animations to begin with.

ohhh so bedrock is now better than java? nice.

@@LunadeMusic fourth of all, you should be thanking the heavens that merp busted her ass over trying to get these animations both made and converted 👍

I don’t agree with this, I think the java warden animations are 10 times better than the animations on bedrock, plus the sonic boom on bedrock looks like crawling to me.

There are two main reasons for that, one is a more technical answer, the other is more about gameplay. On the technical side of things, it’s INCREDIBLY difficult to program animations in Java Edition. You need to constantly juggle variables around and you have no way to tell if the animation looks good until you test it in-game. On top of that, the animations also have strange bugs where they can sync across all entities, never reset their values and start flipping around and flying into the sky, etc. The animations didn’t use keyframes, so it was nearly impossible to actually have good animations to begin with. Thankfully Mojang implemented an animation keyframe system alongside the Warden, which slightly eases this issue- however, it’s still insanely difficult to program. In this video, however, it’s a mod. How did we do it? We had to make our own keyframe system with multiple types of tweeting methods, juggle around some variables to get them to sync with the client, create temporary animationProgress timers and constantly reset modelPart pivots to stop syncing. Oh, and also painfully convert the animations to work with the system, which MerpisMe/I_am_Merp did. The second reason is that the Warden needs to have a threatening presence. Without looking unique, players have no way to tell that the Warden poses a threat and that it isn’t like other mobs. With the good animations, players know the Warden isn’t something they want to mess around with, and they can tell it’s something unique. If the Warden walked like zombies, it just wouldn’t feel threatening, it wouldn’t look natural, and players would never take it seriously and get immersed into the game, which is the complete opposite of Mojang’s goal.

1-5 are used in the game, 6 and 7 are unused

@@LunadeMusic Ohh, makes sense have a good day

Yes but you could rename your mod "the wild update backport"

yeah, the thing is, RIGHT AFTER WE MADE THIS VIDEO, MOJANG STOLE OUR CODE HAHAHAHUHWFAfFAWFFWF

Prostokot its a mod

@@Xfrtrex Crap

@@Xfrtrex are you confirmed that mojang stole codes?

@@Xfrtrex i think they took every single thing from your addon and just changed textures, models and animations.

Its a mod for fabric 1.18.1