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Question by Kotlarska · Aug 07, 2018 at 05:13 PM · animationmovementtransform

Prevent animation from moving character

As stated in the question I've this problem: when playing an animation my character moves from point A to point B without my consent. Here's the code:

 public class Walk : MonoBehaviour {

     private Animator humanAnimator;
     private iInputProvider input;

     private void Start()
     {
         input = new KeyBoardInput();
         humanAnimator = GetComponent<Animator>();
         walkMe = GetComponent<Rigidbody>();
     }

     private void FixedUpdate()
     {
         walk();
     }

     private void walk()
     {
         InputWrapper inputWrp = input.GetInputValues();

         animateWalk(inputWrp.verticalMove);
     }

     private void animateWalk(float verticalMove)
     {
         if (-0.1 <= verticalMove && verticalMove <= 0.1) //stand still
         {
             humanAnimator.SetBool("Walk", false);
             Debug.Log(humanAnimator.GetBool("Walk"));
         }
         else if (verticalMove > 0.1) // animate walk forward if the player is walking forward
         {
             humanAnimator.SetBool("Walk", true);
             Debug.Log(humanAnimator.GetBool("Walk"));
         }
         else if (verticalMove < -0.1)
         {
             // walk backward animation needed
         }
         
     }
 }

Note that nowhere in the code I change the object position, i just start the animation. Here's the result:

https://imgur.com/OMvfmYE

note that it's not the effect of the gif, the character actually resets its position after the animation is terminated. I was expecting the character to "run on the place". Anybody has some idea how can I fix this?

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Answer by Legend_Bacon · Aug 07, 2018 at 05:37 PM

Hello there,


On your animator, did you leave the "Apply Root motion" box checked?

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hi, thanks! If I uncheck the "Apply root motion" check box I've this result: https://imgur.com/4FdeC$$anonymous$$H . $$anonymous$$aybe it could be useful to know that I can't click on "Generate root motion curve" in my animation inspector because it's all uneditable: https://imgur.com/9q3h1cd

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Its un-editable becuase you need to click edit.

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