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What you can do in the Resource Menu "Slice Animation"†

Here you will find the basic elements of slice animation, which adds movement to casts.

Slice Animation Setting Options†

• Add Button
  Add a slice animation from the asset picker.

• Folder Button
  Add a folder to manage slice animations.
  Multiple selected slice animations can be grouped into a folder, and after adding a folder, the slice animations can be moved by drag & drop.

• Copy Button
  Copy the selected slice animation.

• Paste Button
  Paste the selected slice animation.

• Trash Button
  Deletes the selected slice animation.

• Stamp Button
  Register the selected slice animation as a stamp.

• Export Button
  Copy the selected slice animation to any folder.

Slice Animation List / Right-Click Menu†

Right-click in the slice animation list.

• Cut
  Cut out the selected slice animation.

• Copy
  Copy the selected slice animation.

• Paste
  Paste the cut and copied slice animation.

• Delete
  Delete the selected slice animation.

• Rename File by Resource Name
  Rename the specified file name with the name of the slice animation currently registered in the slice animation list.

• Specify Local Name
  Valid only when a folder is selected.
  Folder name localization function.
  English folder names can be specified when opening in the English version.

• Open the Resources Folder in Explorer
  Open the folder where the resource is stored.
  Not used in slice animations of Resource Management.

• Open the Import Folder in Explorer
  Open the folder for import.
  Not used in slice animations of Resource Management.

• Copy GUID
  Copy the unique GUID of the slice animation.

• Sort This Hierarchy by Name
  Sort alphabetically by name within the selected hierarchy/folder.

• Sort Selected Elements by Name
  Sort only on multiple selections.

Slice Animation Preview†

This is a preview screen of motions. You can check the motion selected in the "Motion List".

• Preview
  The camera can be rotated and moved by dragging the right mouse button and moved horizontally by dragging the middle mouse button.

• Motion List
  This is a list of registered motions. Click on a motion name to display it on the preview screen.

• + (Add Button)
  Add a motion specification.

• - (Delete Button)
  Delete unwanted motion specs.

Slice Animation Settings†

This section is for setting up slice animation.

• Name
  Specify the name of the slice animation.
  (It can also be changed by clicking twice on the name of the slice animation in the slice animation list.)

• Basic
  Specify the basic display method.

• Scale (%)
  Specify the display scale as a percentage. The setting range is 1 to 4800.

• Billboard Type
  Choose how to display the billboards (flat polygons with the cast's picture attached).

• Motion
  Specify what each motion represents.

• Name
  Enter a name for the motion.

• Texture
  The texture used.
  Click on a thumbnail to select a texture.
  You can also use the jump button to go to the corresponding texture asset screen.

• Display Time of One Slice (Milliseconds)
  Specify the speed at which the animation will play. The smaller the number, the faster it will move.

• Playback Method
  Specify the playback looping method. You can select from "None," "Back and Forth," or "Loop".

• Y Angle Offset
  When displaying slice animations in 3D space, offsets can be added to determine which frames are displayed at each angle.
  For example, if the number of Y slices in the image is set to 2, the image will be used as "facing south"
  and "facing north" from the top if the Y angle offset is zero, but if the Y angle offset is set to 90,
  the image will be used as "facing east (right)" and "facing west (left)" from the top.