wtyson

just wondering if any one else is happening to have animator delays when working with them in c#.

wtyson

ok so seems if you try to start animations by setting bools or use things like speed variables the animator will have a delay but doing animator.play("statename",0); wont give a delay but only problem with this method is you lose blending :/ if anyone has any ideas for a solution on this please do tell

RustedGames

Not a solution if you want to stay inside ORK Framework´s out of the box controllers.
Like I pointed in a earlier post, if you want to take full advantage of mecanim´s blend trees you will need to code your custom controller or try a third party character controller.

wtyson

@RustedGames this whole post is c# not talking ork at all. im writing various ai for a game im working on. this post is just me bitching

gamingislove

Naturally these delays are caused by your animator controller setup, e.g. exit times in states.
ORK doesn't do anything else than either setting a parameter or using the play or crossfade functions.

RustedGames

yep, sorry I miss the c# part. So, quick answer, no I don´t have any delays in my custom character controller (which I created from the unity´s TPC as a template). I posted a video in the showcase section of the WIP.

wtyson

@GIL this post is not ork related. @RustedGames wierd you do any thing with bools or speed parameters say inside IEnumerator? using StartCoroutine? seems the issue may lie there. since my setup isnt a controller but a movie cut scene where things have to be timed


edit nvm seems to just be the animator not starting things right away for got i have a bool set on awake that takes 8 seconds to start -_-

wtyson

and that literally is just void Awake(){ anim.setbool("phone", true); } -_- no coroutine or waits with this one