Changelog: Epic Fight Mocap Studio v0.8.1

📋 Version Compatibility

• Minecraft Version: 1.20.1

• Mod Loader: Forge

• Core Dependency: Epic Fight Mod (1.20.1 compatible versions)

🚀 What's New in v0.8.1

1. Custom .OBJ Attachment System

• Dynamic Model Loading: Replaced rigid, hardcoded attachment shapes (tails, horns, wings) with a flexible .obj loading architecture.

• Directory Structure: Place your custom 3D exports and textures inside your Minecraft instance configuration directory:

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  config/efmocap/attachments/
  ├── tail.obj
  ├── ears.obj
  ├── pelerin.obj
  └── tail.png     (optional texture)
  

• Blockbench & Blender Support: Export directly as .obj files (fully supports triangles, quads, UV mapping, and normals).

• In-Game Editor Integration: Manage models seamlessly via the character editor UI. Select your target model, texture, and attachment bone (Head, Chest, Arm_R, etc.), alongside fine-tuned adjustments for Position (X/Y/Z), Rotation (dX/dY/dZ), and Scale.

• Hot-Reload Support: Hit the "Reload Models" button to apply file modifications instantly without restarting your game instance.

• Epic Fight Rigging Integration: Utilizes a custom lightweight OBJ parser coupled with a bridge to Epic Fight's bone matrices (getBoundTransformFor), rendering models accurately in world space.

2. Scene Timeline & Entry Delay System

• Unified Master Clock: Introduced a global scene clock ensuring all recorded actors remain synchronized without drifting apart.

• Staggered Entry Delays: Every take features adjustable entry delay parameters (- / + or "at the moment of head tracking"), allowing actors to join the scene at different timestamps.

• Optimized Timeline Scrubbing: Scrubbing through timelines now updates actors instantly to the exact intended frame, accurately computing corpse/entity age without restarting animations from the beginning.

3. High-Framerate Recording & FFmpeg Robustness

• Ultra-Smooth Framerates: Added support for high-density capture settings (e.g., 100 FPS or higher) in the video recorder menu to eliminate stuttering and produce fluid cinematic output.

• Even-Pixel Resolution Enforcement: Fixed an issue where odd-numbered window dimensions (e.g., 1919x1079) caused libx264 and yuv420p encoding to fail, resulting in corrupt 0-byte video outputs.

• Automatic Scaling Filters: Integrated automatic even-dimension scaling (scale=trunc(iw/2)*2:trunc(ih/2)*2) directly into both internal rendering logic and generated encode.bat scripts.

• Improved Error Diagnostics: FFmpeg error output lines are now piped directly to game logs and chat outputs for instant debugging.