ActiveAnimation / ExpireAnimation for AttachEffects

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Description

When AE attached on a technotype, play "ActiveAnimation" for once.

• ActiveAnimation.TriggerOn determines the exact conditions upon which the animation is played, defaults to attach which means only if the effect first attached.
• ActiveAnimation.CumulativeOnlyOnce, if set to true, makes it so that Cumulative=true attached effects only play the animation once played, instead of once per active instance.

When AE expired, play "ExpireAnimation" for once.

• ExpireAnimation.TriggerOn determines the exact conditions upon which the animation is played, defaults to expire which means only if the effect naturally expires.
• ExpireAnimation.CumulativeOnlyOnce, if set to true, makes it so that Cumulative=true attached effects only detonate the animation once played, instead of once per active instance. On remove and expire condition this means it will only play after last instance has expired or been removed.

INI code

[SOMEATTACHEFFECT] ActiveAnimation=; AnimationType ActiveAnimation.TriggerOn=attach; List of active animation trigger condition enumeration (none|attach|refresh) ActiveAnimation.CumulativeOnlyOnce=false; boolean ExpireAnimation=; AnimationType ExpireAnimation.TriggerOn=expire; List of expire animation trigger condition enumeration (none|expire|remove|death|discard|all) ExpireAnimation.CumulativeOnlyOnce=false; boolean

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