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MSFS20 Play Full Animation in Model Behaviours

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I have a number of animations that are long (500+ key frames) and I want the animation to play to the end before carrying on

Looking through the SDK documentation I cannot see anything that would say - play the full animation

I suppose I could create an IF statement with timer that adds 1 per keyframe etc - but seems cumbersome?

Does anybody know of an easy way?

thanks
 
At the Moment i haven't found any limits in Frames...the gondola in this scene has 12 different animations with a length of 10.000 frame or so, and the Sim does not skip any of them


Or maybe didn't get the purpose of your question?




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