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Hi, nice tutorial! I hate Unity Animation system ahahahaha and this tutorial made me really happy, thank you!! Just one point FYI and another people with the same problem I was : Inside the file OnParameter.cs, line 16: - animatorBrain = animator.GetComponent<AnimatorCoder>(); - If we have a parent GameObject and the Player GameObject like child, is required to change that line to: - animatorBrain = animator.GetComponentInParent<AnimatorCoder>(); - Parent_GameObject |_ Player |_ Animator Thank you again!!

FMod the best!!!

Ok but what about movement in the diagonal directions? Like do you need 4 more animations for that or is there a way to blend the 4 you already have?

Would it be possible to provide your player script in the Git repo please?

whats the success thing how do i hace to make it work?

how can i change the time where my sounds start , for example if i want to Play a sound but starting at 2 seconds in the sound not from the start .

[SOLVED] When I add the "AnimatorCoder" instead of the MonoBehaviour, I have "error CS0118: 'AnimatorCoder' is a namespace but is used like a type" [SOLUTION] After on the video

Nice vid, good tut. Thanks for your work!

any way to support height adjustments within a room without leaving gaps between wall/floor/ceiling?

What if i don't want to choose a random sound and just want to have multiple i can choose from?

this is genius! thanks for the video

but I can't code...

Instead of having a string to hash array for your animations you can directly use the enum with .ToString() Great vid !

this video is badass. good work. good system

This has some drawbacks though. Consider large game with large codebase with lot of legacy code, or case when you even don't have access to some code. Then you are porting some features and in that case using animator is really convenient. Otherwise your visuals are tightly bound to code, which is not good. Or you can't give some tasks to tech / ui artists who are not that familiar with code.

How do you get it?

From where did you get " GetComponent"

Thanks a lot buddy

Learned a couple of neat tricks here. Thanks for the helpful video!

Unity blend trees....💀

Not tried it yet but wondering if using Cysharp's Unitask could be a way to reduce garbage?

Does this work with bone animations? (2D Skinning)

My favorite part about this video is when he says "that's literally all we need" and then proceeds to type more code

looks cool. definitely be using it

Hi, I'm running into a problem where when I Jump i go through the FALLING Parameter into my IN_AIR Animation and then with the GROUNDED Parameter into the JUMP_LAND Animation. When I'm in Idle Animation (I've got 5 idle Animations that i loop through) and press JumpButton, the JUMP_START Animation plays but I think it's affected by the Idle Animation before. I would guess it's because of Crossfade. But then again, when I'm in WALKING or RUNNING Animation this Error doesn't occur even though I have crossfade on these as well. Also the JUMP_LAND Animation does often not play when I'm not moving and it goes straight back to IDLE. If anyone seem to recognize this or may know where I made a mistake, please answer. Help is greatly appreceated! 3D Game I used another Script for my Character Controller My Code: using System.Collections; using UnityEngine; using SHG.AnimatorCoder; public class NewAnimationSystem : AnimatorCoder { public static NewAnimationSystem instance; private BasicPlayerMovement basicPlayerMovement; private Vector2 movement; private bool playIdle; private bool isCautious; [Tooltip("The time between Idle Animation switch when standing")] public float switchIdleTime = 7f; private int randomIdleAnimation = 0; private int randomCautiousIdleAnimation = 0; Animator anim; void Awake(){ instance = this; } void Start() { Initialize(); basicPlayerMovement = GetComponent<BasicPlayerMovement>(); anim = GetComponent<Animator>(); StartCoroutine(ChangeIdle()); IEnumerator ChangeIdle(){ while (true){ yield return new WaitForSeconds(switchIdleTime); randomIdleAnimation = Random.Range(0, 6); randomCautiousIdleAnimation = Random.Range(0, 2); } } } void Update() { movement.x = Input.GetAxisRaw("Horizontal"); movement.y = Input.GetAxisRaw("Vertical"); DefaultAnimation(0); StandMoveAnim(); CrouchAnim(); JumpAnim(); if(playIdle) LoopThroughIdleAnimations(); } void FixedUpdate(){ SetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED, basicPlayerMovement.grounded); SetBool(Parameters.FALLING, !GetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED) && basicPlayerMovement.rb.velocity.y < 0); SetBool(Parameters.MOVING, movement != Vector2.zero); SetBool(Parameters.WALKING, basicPlayerMovement.currentMoveSpeed <= basicPlayerMovement.sprintSpeed -1.5f && basicPlayerMovement.currentMoveSpeed >= basicPlayerMovement.crouchSpeed + 0.1f); SetBool(Parameters.SPRINTING, basicPlayerMovement.currentMoveSpeed > basicPlayerMovement.sprintSpeed - 1.5f); } void StandMoveAnim(){ if(Input.GetKey(KeyCode.LeftControl)) return; if(GetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED) && GetBool(Parameters.SPRINTING)){ PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.RUNNING); } else if(GetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED) && GetBool(Parameters.WALKING)){ PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.WALKING); } else if (GetBool(Parameters.FALLING)){ PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.IN_AIR); } } void CrouchAnim(){ if(!GetBool(Parameters.MOVING) && Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.LeftControl)){ SetLocked(false, 0); Play(new(Animations.STAND_TO_CROUCH, true, null, 0.1f)); } if(Input.GetKey(KeyCode.LeftControl)){ playIdle = false; if(GetBool(Parameters.MOVING)){ PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.CROUCH_WALK, 0.15f); } else{ PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.CROUCH_IDLE_01, 0.135f); } } if(!GetBool(Parameters.MOVING) && Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.LeftControl)){ SetLocked(false, 0); Play(new(Animations.CROUCH_TO_STAND, true, new(), 0.1f)); } } void JumpAnim(){ if(GetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED) && Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space) && !basicPlayerMovement.readyToJump){ Debug.Log("Current Transition: " + anim.GetAnimatorTransitionInfo(0)); SetLocked(false, 0); Play(new(Animations.JUMP_START, true, null, 0.1f)); } } void LoopThroughIdleAnimations(){ if(!isCautious){ switch (randomIdleAnimation){ case 0: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_IDLE_01); break; case 1: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_IDLE_02); break; case 2: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_IDLE_03); break; case 3: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_IDLE_04); break; case 4: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_IDLE_05); break; } } else{ switch (randomCautiousIdleAnimation){ case 0: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_CAUTIOUS_IDLE_01); break; case 1: PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations.STANDING_CAUTIOUS_IDLE_02); break; } } } //Just to make it shorter private void PlayNormalAnimationWithCrossfade(Animations _animation, float _crossfade = 0.2f){ Play(new(_animation, false, null, _crossfade)); } public override void DefaultAnimation(int layer) { if(Input.GetKey(KeyCode.LeftControl)) return; if(!GetBool(Parameters.MOVING) && GetBool(Parameters.GROUNDED) && !GetBool(Parameters.FALLING)) playIdle = true; else playIdle = false; } } My Parameters in the Animator Editor are: On JUMP_START: Falling Parameter -> Play IN_AIR Animation On IN_AIR: Grounded Parameter -> Play JUMP_LAND Animation -> Next Play RESET On JUMP_LAND: Walking Parameter -> WALKING Animation ; Running Parameter -> RUNNING Animation ;

man I cant Thank you enough😭😭

I think this is great! But I take some minor architectural issues with how some of this logic was explained. Animation should be a layer on top of your game to give context as to what is happening, NOT something that manages direct control over how your game plays. More specifically that reload bit at the start, because what you said implies (A) reloading has a zero waiting period or hangover time where you aren't reloading anymore but animation lasts longer, and (B) possibly is purely aesthetic which serves no purpose than an extra button press that interrupts a game's core combat mechanic. In the first case, that means you have an issue where the animations are feeding players with misinformation on the state of what is happening in your game. In the second case, its self explanatory that its poor game design to have such a purely aesthetic feature be in the way of players utilizing your core mechanics without it being one itself. Reload times are supposed to be uninterruptible from shooting again by its game design to support more tension / periods of vulnerability, and should already be in your non-animation game logic meaning your animation shouldn't ever be in that position in the first place. Bah, I am just nitpicking your examples though. The video was great nonetheless, and tackles issues Unity's animator gets in the way of. Good work!

omg I always hated to animated in the animator now I can do it through code TYSM!

amazing! ✨

That's so cool

tbh just used first part of video🤣

I liked the background SFX you used.

Hello there, I wanted to organize my Animations with state machines. Now the Animation won't switch anymore. I think it's because it's not in the "area" anymore. Does anyone know if it's possible to switch between state machines and how? Thank you for any answers! Edit: I'm able to access the AnimatorController and through that the Base Layer as an AnimatorStateMachine. How could I switch the StateMachine...?

Brother, I cannot believe the amount of work you just provided us. THANK YOU.

Amazing video! Much appreciated works great.💯

These are so bad; post processing isn't as simple as "throwing some filters" onto things. Cheap lazy devs do this all the time and it makes me pull my hair out every time I see an overblown bloom and unnecessary chromatic aberration that destroys the entire clarity. Thankfully people who do these are incompetent, so they aren't making games worthy of playing.

Pretty cool and handy tool Professor SHG. Ever considered working on distance based scene /room/Area/Zone Loading . I've tried making this system multiple times but it either crashes or assets don't properly load in and out.

I'm probably gonna sound like a jerk here but I'd want to know this if I was the content creator so... I saw your thumbnail in my feed and was about to click on it and watch it, until I saw it was for Unity. After they pulled the whole *'you retroactively owe us tons of money because we can'* stunt no one is using Unity anymore. You should try switching to Godot. It supports C# too. Open source and free is the way of the future 👍

Thanks!, New Zealand??

Thanks dude you saved me from hell!

Awesome tut!

How do you make a moving ball in 2d make a noise when it colides with another object that is rigid. I cant find it, everyone does 3d

Could not get this working hit up hedge no reply :( Stripped my game of it.

Hey, i am getting errors when i use (On Parameter), the error is : NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. its saying at line 23 in OnParameter.cs. Thanks

Does this support skinned meshes??

Nice video but i have a problem, How can I lower the volume of the walking sound independently?, my walking sound is very loud and I would like to decrease it without altering the others

Hello, I'm aiming to be a new user of this system, but I have one worry. See, when making the system on your own like in the last video, I can use inheritance to give every entity in my game access to their own brain, as I can just make a new class that contains functionally the same things but with the proper data for the entity it will be used with. How do you handle separate brains with this plugin version of it? Because if I'm reading this right, there's only one AnimatorValues script, and all implementation of this plugin will call back to that script, with no way to tell it what values it should be using.

THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS TRULY AMAZING, Like back then I have to find freaking multiple animations online just for it to be slightly different, now this is so much better on so many levels!

Nice video! A simple dictionary of <SoundType, AudioClip> that you create at runtime feels much easier to read. Also be careful with having all your sounds in a single script, specially on mobile, because if the game grows, this means having all the game audio loaded into memory from the start, even sounds that you don't even need in the current scene

i actually used a system similar to this in my AI framework asset, and it is waaaaay easier and nicer than the transitions (asset name: Alek AI Framwork). nice work!