koobas.hobune.stream
animation 360 rotation
hi all, I am trying to make a fruit machine, i have 3 cylinders, I have made an animation that rotates the cylinders 360 degrees on the x axis over 1:00 in the animation editor (sample rate 60).
currently all the cylinders have the same animation to test.
what I am doing is having a button that you press that then enables the animator to spin the cylinders this is my script :
#pragma strict
private var ray : Ray;
private var rayCastHit : RaycastHit;
var mySound: AudioClip;
var reel_1 : GameObject;
var reel_2 : GameObject;
var reel_3 : GameObject;
var rotateSpeed = 5;
function OnMouseUp () {
//play sound
audio.clip = mySound;
audio.Play();
StartCoroutine("Spin");
}
function Spin(){
reel_1.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = true;
reel_2.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = true;
reel_3.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = true;
yield WaitForSeconds(1);
//stop sound
audio.Stop();
reel_1.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = false;
reel_2.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = false;
reel_3.GetComponent(Animator).enabled = false;
}
when I press my spin button the reels spin fine, the problem I am having is that when they come to a stop, on each press they seem to stop at a slightly different position.
I want them to always stop in the same place (like on a slot machine).
Anyone see what I am doing wrong?
cheers
If you're using an animator component, you shouldn't be enabling and disabling it to start or stop an animation. There are built-in functions that you can call on the animator component. Namely, one called:
And here's a video that might help you figure out how to work properly with the Animator component. I do recommend watching it. And this is the manual page for the Animator, which is a very good read too.
However, I would suggest you use state machine transitions to control the animations, instead of calling them directly like this. This also gives you flexibility for later.
