[Request] 1.7 animations

[7n7e7o7]

Problem Description

1.7 player animations and item animations to 1.20 (or whenever they changed).

Solution Description

animations can be found in the labymod 4.0 client for example.
So please add
1.7 player animations:
-Head Rotation
-Backwards
-Sneaking
-Blockbuild
-Heart
-Damage
-Hitbox

Alternatives

No response

Additional Info

No response

[FlorianMichael]

Sneaking is already implemented (there are multiple sneaking settings you should check out in Debug settings), I don't know about most animations you are mentioning here, it would be good if you could provide examples in form of short videos so we understand what you mean by e.g. "Backwards"?

[7n7e7o7]

can I contact you somewhere else? discord for example

[FlorianMichael]

Yes, florianmichael

[lowercasebtw]

17w13a - The player's body now entirely faces to the front, when moving backwards. Prior to this snapshot, moving backwards would cause the player model to rotate one side, making it look like the player was strafing backwards somewhat.

1.12 Snapshot ^

Prior to 1.12, the player walking backwards would be tilted sideways a bit

[FlorianMichael]

Thanks for looking up the exact version, I'll see what I can do.

[FlorianMichael]

77c3a00 - backwards animation is now implemented/fixed

[lowercasebtw]

Isn't sneaking already in par with 1.7?

Afaik, 1.8-1.12.2 broke the sneak animation

Then 1.13 fixed the smooth sneak animation which should be same as 1.7's

Then 1.14 just changed sneak height but the code is still the same, and viafab afaik alr changes the sneak height to be what it was 1.13 and below

So in turn, it should be identical to 1.7

Although, maybe its a speed difference, idk. It did feel off when playing vanilla 1.6.4 vs viafab 1.6.4 on 1.20

[lowercasebtw]

I do know in 1.7, there was a tilt to all items ingame, but idk how that would affect 1.20 stuff or packs

[FlorianMichael]

@lowercasebtw I would recommend opening multiple issues for the things you mentioned with a more detailed description of the problem (appending screenshots or a video would be helpful). If you manage to fix things up yourself, you can open pull requests.