This is probably very easy question, but I just cannot find the answer anywhere. I have an AnimatedSprite2D with a lot of animations in it. How do print("yes") for example when "animation1" finishes?
#How to see when animation finishes?
tight monolith
daring hound
func _ready():
gun_animation.animation_finished.connect(on_animation_finished)
func on_animation_finished(_arg):
where the _arg is the name of the animation that was finished. So if you have an animation called "shoot" and animation called "reload" it will be called for both so you might want to do a check if you only want logic to happen for one or the other
tight monolith
patientSprite.animation_finished.connect(on_animation_finished) func on_animation_finished(_arg):
if _arg == "animation1":
print("yes")
else:
print("no")
is this how? bcuz nothing is happening
mortal berry
Maybe 🤔
patientSprite.connect(on_animation_finished) func on_animation_finished(_arg):
if _arg == "animation1":
print("yes")
else:
print("no")
narrow viper
@onready var animated_sprite: AnimatedSprite2D = $AnimatedSprite2D
func _ready() -> void:
animated_sprite.animation_finished.connect(func():
if animated_sprite.animation == &"animation1":
print("yes")
)
You can't connect a node, must be a signal!
narrow viper
patientSprite.animation_finished.connect(on_animation_finished) ...
How do you get _arg?
tight monolith
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@onready var animated_sprite: AnimatedSprite2D = $AnimatedSprite2D
func _re...
this also isn't working
narrow viper
If it doesn't work, it is because you did bad your animation config. You must disable loop. If loop is enable, then animation doesn't finish. 
tight monolith
holy shit you're right thank you so much
narrow viper
No problem