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The yeti's death animation... it seems to be one of the shortest, but I was so tired of making it....I came up with the movements myself....

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For the "hit" animation, which is, as far as I remember, the recoil after attacking a creature, I will try to derive it from this one. Only instead of the yeti falling at the end, let's have it recoil backward, then shake its head (as if shaking off splashes), and return to the starting pose....But I haven't figured out how to make the attack look better yet....

The yeti's death animation... it's one of the shortest, but I struggled to make it.... I came up with the movements myself....

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I'll try to create the "hit" animation (which, as far as I remember, is the recoil after attacking a creature) based on this one, but instead of the yeti falling, it will recoil backward, then shake its head (as if shaking off splashes), and return to the starting position.... I haven't figured out how to make the attack look better yet....

But does the game support two different attack animations? I mean, specifically the "attack" string. So, when you click "attack," does the game randomly choose one of two animations?

Some creatures may have more than one attack animation; they are usually called attack00 and attack01. One of them is used for the creature's normal attack, and the other is used as a counterattack. For example, cave demons definitely have two attack animations. In one attack, the cave demon attacks by swinging its sword sideways, and in the other, it attacks from top to bottom.

But does the game support two different attack animations? I mean, specifically the "attack" string. So, when you click "attack," does the game randomly choose one or the other animation?

P.S. And if there's only one visual animation for the attack, does the creature use it for both the regular attack and the counterattack?

Does the game actually support two different attack animations? I mean, specifically the "attack" string. So, when you click "attack," does the game randomly choose one of two animations?

In Heroes of Might and Magic, there were 2 "Zloboglaz" bosses: the Red Eye of Madness, which resided in an abandoned dwarven fortress, and the Eye of Terror, whose location I don't remember. However, the first "Zloboglaz" was very memorable because I accidentally found this fortress, barely cleared it, killed the boss, and didn't get any useful loot because this dungeon was intended for the individual quest of the Rune Priest – it was a fantastic disappointment and utter suffering.

I won't promise anything... first, I need to finish the necessary minimum... PS, a question: what animation is played when a creature is slowed down, blinded, or (is there such a thing?) frozen? Is it the same IDL animation?

PPS, it might be a silly question, but please excuse me for the fact that I haven't played Heroes for a million years ))) and I might not remember some basic things...

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How do you like this "hit" animation? A recoil effect, like after an attack...