Bodygroups

[ATM]

If I wanted to add 2 different bodygroups with the same model to a table, how is this done?

[RP-01]

Do you mean something like this?
[lua]local tbl = { model = { bodygroup1 = { state1 = 1, state2 = 2, state3 = 3 }, bodygroup2 = { state1 = 1, state2 = 5 } } }[/lua]

[G4MB!T]

you dont actually need the state in the sub body groups, but ye thats pretty much how you do it.

[ATM]

[QUOTE=RP-01;38229551]Do you mean something like this?
[lua]local tbl = { model = { bodygroup1 = { state1 = 1, state2 = 2, state3 = 3 }, bodygroup2 = { state1 = 1, state2 = 5 } } }[/lua][/QUOTE]

Like:
[lua]
models = {
"models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_03.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_04.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_06.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_07.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_03.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_04.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_06.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/female_07.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_01.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_02.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_03.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_04.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_05.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_06.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_07.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_08.mdl",
"models/humans/group17/male_09.mdl"
},
[/lua]
But with one of those models using a different bodygroup (I know none of them currently are)

[RP-01]

Then do it like this:
[lua]
--first solution (more structured)
local models = {
{ mdl = "models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl", bodygroup = 1 }, --[1]
{ mdl = "models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl", bodygroup = 2 }, --[2]
{ mdl = "models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl", bodygroup = 1 }, --[3]
{ mdl = "models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl", bodygroup = 2 } --[4]
}
--example on how to access the data and what's the output each
print( "\n", models[1].mdl, models[1].bodygroup, "\n", models[2].mdl, models[2].bodygroup, "\n", models[3].mdl, models[3].bodygroup, "\n", models[4].mdl, models[4].bodygroup, "\n" )

--second solution (closer to what you've originally posted)
local models = {
{ "models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl" --[[ [1] ]], bodygroup = 1 }, --[1]
{ "models/humans/group17/female_01.mdl" --[[ [1] ]], bodygroup = 2 }, --[2]
{ "models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl" --[[ [1] ]], bodygroup = 1 }, --[3]
{ "models/humans/group17/female_02.mdl" --[[ [1] ]], bodygroup = 2 } --[4]
}
--example on how to access the data and what's the output each
print( "\n", models[1][1], models[1].bodygroup, "\n", models[2][1], models[2].bodygroup, "\n", models[3][1], models[3].bodygroup, "\n", models[4][1], models[4].bodygroup, "\n" )
[/lua]

[ATM]

Thanks!