By packaging these files as themes for a type of gameplay, the complexity of the files can be hidden. Themes are simply a grouping of config files into one AAF mod. So, in order to make AAF easier to install and use for those users, the concept of themes was introduced in Beta 38. That system can be a bit too much information to learn about for users that just want to jump in and use AAF quickly. The use of these files just depends on what you are wanting to use AAF for. As a result, there are a lot of complex configuration files that are mostly optional. What is an AAF Theme anyway?ĪAF attempts to give a lot of flexibility to mod authors and users. But, using one is highly recommended for most users. Technically, an AAF Theme is not required (read below for more info). Notes for each setting are included within the ini file itself. The settings file can be found at Data/AAF/AAF_settings.ini.
As a framework, most if not all settings are not a kind that need immediate visual feedback. The latest versions of AAF can be downloaded here: ĪAF uses an external settings file instead of an MCM panel. Additional behavior controls, relationship features, user interface elements (menus) and statistics tracking are also planned.ĪAF has some similar features and technical strategy to CE0's Skyrim mod OSA – Skyrim Ascendancy Engine. The Advanced Animation Framework (AAF) provides a custom UI, XML configuration and a variety of other tools for modders to play animations from a scalable number of animation packs.
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