what cause 'error dt >= 0'?

Hi CaoF, I've founded these posts related to your issue:

http://answers.unity3d.com/answers/152577/view.html

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/152575/what-causes-dt-gt-0.html

Give 'em a look, seems that they could solve your problem.

in my case, this's because you change the animation's speed, and the animation's length is smaller, it's a error when length < fadeLength(default is 0.3F). so, my solution is scale the fadeLength.

thanks, BiG.

i do not speak good English.

that is solution is not match my project.

my animations is long and too slow.

i research this problem and found one problem and one solution.

// i use CrossFadeQueued(..) reason is interpolated animation time

[target : unity vertion 3.4]

CrossFadeQueued() some animations and fast speed is settings call 'Error'.

problem)
// is shows up "dt >= 0"
for(int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
{
animation.CrossFadeQueued("idle", 0.2f);
}
animation["idle"].speed = 1.2f;


solution)
thinks about it, short animations can use CrossFadeQueued(..)[and not changed animation[].speed]

cause error "dt >= 0" using long time animation and change speed.

i use CrossFade(..) not show error, do working perfect!

animation is interpolated time that other functions, example changeAnimation()

void Foo()
{
animation.CrossFade(strAnimationName, c_fDefaultCrossFadeDuration, PlayMode.StopSameLayer); animation[strAnimationName].time = fDeltaSeconds;
}

thanks.