Post by Invector on Sept 2, 2019 15:12:29 GMT
Hmm you do that directly from the FSM editor, if it's on the Idle state, you can rum a RandomDecision to different states, and those different states run an CustomAction to play an animation.
To create this custom action is really simple, just right click into the project window > Create > Invector > FSM Behavior > New FSM Action
The script is basically 1 line to call the method Play from the animator of the controller, here is a example:
To create this custom action is really simple, just right click into the project window > Create > Invector > FSM Behavior > New FSM Action
The script is basically 1 line to call the method Play from the animator of the controller, here is a example:
namespace Invector.vCharacterController.AI.FSMBehaviour
{
#if UNITY_EDITOR
[vFSMHelpbox("This is a vPlayAnimationAction Action", UnityEditor.MessageType.Info)]
#endif
public class vPlayAnimationAction : vStateAction
{
public override string categoryName
{
get { return ""; }
}
public override string defaultName
{
get { return "Play Animation"; }
}
public string _animationState;
public int _layer;
public override void DoAction(vIFSMBehaviourController fsmBehaviour, vFSMComponentExecutionType executionType = vFSMComponentExecutionType.OnStateUpdate)
{
fsmBehaviour.aiController.animator.Play(_animationState, _layer);
}
}
}