$upaxis Y

$modelname "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_MDLABSPATH>"

$surfaceprop "default"

// This attachment is required. 
$attachment "attach_hitloc" "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ATTACHMENT0>" 0.00 0.00 0.00 rotate 0.00 0.00 0.00
$attachment "attach_attack1" "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ATTACHMENT1>" 0.00 0.00 0.00 rotate 0.00 0.00 0.00

$bodygroup "default"
{
       studio "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_LOD0>"
}

<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_LOD1_OPTIONALBLOCK>

$sequence ref "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_LOD0>"
$sequence beast_spawn "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM0>" ACT_DOTA_SPAWN 1
$sequence beast_idle "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM1>" loop ACT_DOTA_IDLE 1
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_ANIM10>$sequence beast_run "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM2>" LX loop ACT_DOTA_RUN 1
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>$sequence beast_runx "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM2>" LX loop addlayer "beast_turns" ACT_DOTA_RUN 1
$sequence beast_attack "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM3>" ACT_DOTA_ATTACK 1
$sequence beast_death "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM4>" ACT_DOTA_DIE 1
$sequence beast_stun "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM5>" ACT_DOTA_DISABLED 1
$sequence beast_flail "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM6>" ACT_DOTA_FLAIL 1
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM7>$sequence beast_idle_alt "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM7>" ACT_DOTA_IDLE_RARE 1

<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_ANIM8>$sequence portrait_idle "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM1>" ACT_DOTA_CAPTURE 3
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM8>$sequence portrait_idle "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM8>" ACT_DOTA_CAPTURE 3
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM7><ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_ANIM8><ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_ANIM9>$sequence portrait_idle_alt "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM7>" ACT_DOTA_CAPTURE 1
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM9>$sequence portrait_idle_alt "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM9>" ACT_DOTA_CAPTURE 1

// Below is the definition of the turn layer.
// First we start by creating 3 poses
// The 3 "animations" (center, left, right) are actually just single frame poses.  Center is usually the 0 frame of the run animation, left and right are poses based on the 'center' frame to give the illusion of a left or right turn.
// 'subtract' is defining each animation as the difference in pose between itself and the center pose
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>$sequence center_pose "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM10>" frame 0 0
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM11>$sequence left_pose "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM11>" frame 0 0
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM12>$sequence right_pose "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM12>" frame 0 0
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>$animation beast_turn_center "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM10>" subtract center_pose 0
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM11>$animation beast_turn_left "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM11>" subtract center_pose 0
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM12>$animation beast_turn_right "<ITEMTEST_REPLACE_ANIM12>" subtract center_pose 0

// The turn is comprised of the 3 poses we defined above all connected together.  
// 'blendwidth' tells the sequence it is a combination of the 3 specified animations
// 'blend' tells it which pose parameter to label it as, in this case "turn"
// 'delta' signifies to the engine that this sequence is an additive layer, rather than completely stomping whatever animation it is added to.
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>$sequence beast_turns {
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>  beast_turn_left beast_turn_center beast_turn_right
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>  blendwidth 3
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>  blend turn -1.000000 1.000000
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>  delta
<ITEMTEST_COMMENT_IF_NO_ANIM10>}

$skinnedlods