To the g/u/rl asking about animation of quadrupeds
Post number #843483, ID: 79d199
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I tried answering but couldn't post my reply, and now I can't find the thread for some reason, so I'll post here.
It's called procedural animation, and I'm pretty sure there are guides out there to tell you how to implement it.
Post number #843932, ID: 8fe104
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Regular grammar according to the Chomsky hierarchy can be portrayed as a quadtuplet: (N,T,S,P) N is the set of non-terminal symbols T is the set of terminal symbols S is the start symbol P is the set of the production rules Funfact: Finate state automata are able to solve decision problems for regular grammars.
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| I tried answering but couldn't post my reply, and now I can't find the thread for some reason, so I'll post here.
It's called procedural animation, and I'm pretty sure there are guides out there to tell you how to implement it.