tools/emotecraft/convert.py turns Emotecraft's binary .emotecraft files (its network packet, with
the animation in player-animator's legacy format) into the Emotecraft JSON EmotecraftLoader reads.
Converting a few community emotes showed the loader bent the torso the wrong way: Get the Griddy,
which hunches forward, arched back. Emotecraft bends limbs the other way from us, but not the torso,
whose bend is anchored at the hips here and so already turned round. The loader now keeps the
torso's bend sign, and gives the whole player's bend to the torso, as Emotecraft does. fit.py writes
torso bends to match, so re-exported captures look the same.
Bumps the version to 0.1.1 for the fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
tools/capture drives a store page's skin viewer in headless Firefox, stepping its clock one tick at
a time and taking every tick from ten fixed cameras. It then fits our own rig to the frames by
rendering the model (a Python port of LimbBend and PoseApplier) and matching outlines and colours,
and writes the result as Emotecraft JSON. It measures pixels only and never reads the page's
animation data. The README covers the steps, the checks and the limits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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