09-20-2004, 06:10 PM
I can't answer that for certain since you haven't given enough information. In an animation, there is a frame marked arbitrarily as an action point, which when the game draws up to or passes that point, an action (typically an attack/missile release) would really be done. The game usually does not determine which frame the action point is at. That task is given to the animators. Typically, they will have set this point as a frame where there is some kind of impact or release being drawn.
To be able to look up which frame it is, you'd need to specify the skill being used, the type of character/monster using that skill, and the class of weapon they are using. You would also need to specify the amount of speed increasers if you want to figure out when that frame is reached.
To be able to look up which frame it is, you'd need to specify the skill being used, the type of character/monster using that skill, and the class of weapon they are using. You would also need to specify the amount of speed increasers if you want to figure out when that frame is reached.