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Question by ainvalde · Jul 21, 2016 at 04:29 PM · animationtutorialrpg-game

Trove or Cube World-like slashing animation.

Hey, I'm a total beginner in unity. I've just started to learn this engine 2 days ago. I always wanted to make that dream game: open world RPG, quests, enhancements and all the good stuff. But, I was wondering what can I use to animate "sword slashing" movement like the one in Trove or Cube World (It's a game that I loved so much.) I have heard about this thing called "Inverse Kinematics" that is used to execute some kind of movement (still kind of confused here). I will have separated hands, head, feet. This means that they are separated from the torso. I would also like to make this game in a 3rd person shooter perspective. So to conclude this, I basically wanted to ask 2 (two) questions: 1. What is an "Inverse Kinematics" and what is the potential of using it? (as simple as possible please :) ) 2. How can I make an animation of sword slashing just like the ones in Trove or Cube World? Also, what do I need to create one? (I think that's 3 questions.)

Any help will be very appreciated.

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avatar image ainvalde · Jul 21, 2016 at 02:23 AM 0
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also, make your answers as simple as possible so that i have an idea about it and didn't get lost xD

avatar image Whiteleaf · Jul 21, 2016 at 08:53 PM 2
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If you just started using the engine two days ago don't make your dream game. You will regret it so much, take the beginner unity tutorials like Roll a Ball and Space Shooter.

I've been using unity for 4 years now and I'm finally at a point where I could make my dream game.

avatar image ainvalde Whiteleaf · Jul 22, 2016 at 01:15 AM 0
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well, I am learning that right now. I'm just curious about this particular topic. I sometimes feel powerless because I have no clue about unity and its potential. This is exactly why I stopped using unity 6 months ago.

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Answer by Charmind · Jul 21, 2016 at 08:23 PM

Inverse Kinematics is basicly buildIn function that uses animator component to reach wanted point by wanted limb of you character (animator limb). Before using it you must allow IK in animator editor so your character won't grab things using ex. torso instead of arm.

Here is example script that allows for easy use of IK: EXAMPLE

For animation you may use trail renderer with white color and short lifetime (in trail renderer it's called just time and to change color you need material with white color, and probably some nice transparency). To use it with nice effects you may want to make few empty gameobjects with your trail renderer inside sword or anything you have. here's image: alt text In This sword there are 5 trail renderers, you probably can say where. Trail Renderer is in Effects. Hope this helps ;)


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So, I can use Inverse $$anonymous$$inematics to move my character's limbs to make some kind of slashing movement? or should I use something else? Thanks for such detailed answer though.

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