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These two use cases share the same data format, but their feature sets do not entirely overlap. I've always felt that trying to support both at the same time would be too confusing for users who don't understand the internal details of these formats.
A different add-on for SFM could be created based on the Source Tools.
On the other hand, you say it is a add-on for SFM, what if it is an animation exported by S2FM? S2FM does not support script plug-ins like Source 1. However, this is a matter to be considered later. If you are willing to develop it, whether it supports Source 1 or 2, I will be extremely grateful! Thanks alot
In addition, thank you very much for your various replies and answers in the SFM community discussion in the past. I have learned a lot of useful SFM knowledge from you!