#i have a box trigger and i want it to
bright tangle
https://chat.openai.com/share/13f22cdc-6ae4-46b8-b9a2-bc75c07d2626
this might help a lot on your unity programming journey
teal wedge
https://chat.openai.com/share/13f22cdc-6ae4-46b8-b9a2-bc75c07d2626
this might he...
Directing someone into an empty elevator shaft will certainly give them a short journey, if not a very satisfying one.
@zenith steeple this example should be pretty easily adaptable. You can use Animator.Play() to trigger a specific state, or set a bool variable if you also want the door to close when exiting the area. https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/MonoBehaviour.OnTriggerStay.html
You don't need additional code to transition to the idle state; you can just have a transition from the opening state to idle with a transition time set.
bright tangle
this is a different situation. it is kind of possible to do natural language into code. like why not try?
teal wedge
Well, for one thing because it was the wrong fucking answer.
For another because teaching someone to have an LLM write their code for them won't actually teach them anything.
bright tangle
Well, for one thing because it was the wrong fucking answer.
i don't see anything wrong with the answer given the question
it would make more sense to use the animation state machine better
but it's so far away from this user's journey
zenith steeple
Alrighty we good