tawny badger
Not really used to this kind of animation tree, but I don't see any possibility of going from state "Attack" or "Block" back to either idle, walk or hurt.
I believe this is where it becomes a spider web of connections. The reason why people either call it directly from code or use something more advanced such as a Finite State Machine or a different animation tree type.
long palm
Not really used to this kind of animation tree, but I don't see any possibility ...
thank you
I fixed it
the way to fix it is to just write one more function to reset the state
long palm
Not really used to this kind of animation tree, but I don't see any possibility ...
fsm is used if your enemy has little status, if your enemy has 100 status, how do you plan to use fms?
tawny badger
Glad you solved it!
Well, for every state in the FSM it would be a node, could also create sub nodes.
But I really do prefer a blend tree.
long palm
long palm
Glad you solved it!
Well, for every state in the FSM it would be a node, could a...
state : idle , wander , chase , attack1 , attack2 , block i used animatree
tawny badger
Smooth animations, nice!
This is the animation tree type I was talking about, it's a bit more complicated to work with on the code but it's visually easy to understand and doesn't create tons of nodes on the scenes
