koobas.hobune.stream
find animation ?
Hi ...
How can I know if the player attached to him a specific animation ?
for example : ( just for explain my question )
if ( animation.find("Jump") ) **---> how can I do that ?**
animation.Play("Jump");
thanks...
You can just look through the list using Linq:
using System.Linq;
...
if(animation.Cast<AnimationState>().Any(c=>c.name == "Jump"))
{
animation.Play("Jump");
}
It's Javascript or UnityScript BTW (and you should really try to specify that in the question :) )
import System.Linq;
if(animation.Cast.<AnimationState>().Any(function(c) c.name=="Jump"))
{
animation.Play("Jump")
}
sorry
not working :( the same
Error $$anonymous$$essage : " There is no 'Animation' attached to the "$$anonymous$$nife" "
it's stopped on the if statement and give me the error message
Oh right - so you don't have an animation component on the $$anonymous$$nife then - in the inspector there needs to be the actual Animation component with the animations loaded.
You could change that code to read:
if(animation && animation["Jump"])
{
}
In that case, but it will never work without the Animation attached.
You can use the brackets operator:
if(animation["Jump"])
animation.Play("Jump");
thank u for answering ... but the same problem
Error $$anonymous$$essage : " There is no 'Animation' attached to the "$$anonymous$$nife" "
I wanna if the animation not attached to the object , didn't try to play it
Ricardo's suggestion should work, you could however also try:
if (animation["Jump"] != null)
same problem ... it's stopped on the if statement and give me the error message .
Is the script attached to the same object as the Animation component?
yes ...
this is the point ...
some objects has the same animations names and the others not ... so I will send to all objects the animation I want if it has it will do it ,if not will not change his animation ...
if (this.transform.Find("nameOfModel"))
{
this.transform.Find("nameOfModel").animation.Play("Jump");
}
Try and see if these few lines of codes can help you achieve what you want.
Why do you not just create a variable for that animation, and then check if that variable != null:
var jumpAnim : AnimationClip;
if(jumpAnim){
animation.Play(jumpAnim.name);
}
