Add dedicated animation documentation #1422
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Closes #1258
I wrote a draft for the improved animation documentation which consists of:
I used InterpolationTest.glb for the example since it was personally the most helpful animation file for me to better understand how animations work in F3D. Being new to 3D graphics, the idea of multiple animation sequences attached to one model was quite confusing for me at first.
This file is currently only available for F3D developers to download. I wonder if F3D can have an official download link for regular F3D users? That way, they can load up a good example of an animation-supported file and play around with it to better understand animation capability within F3D.
Currently, it seems most of the available example model files do not clearly demonstrate much of the animation aspect.
Feedback appreciated!