Okay I'm getting Aggrivated with Standard Assets Mobile(Animations)

Okay guys, I've been sitting here for days trying to figure out how to play walking animations
with the mobile joysticks.

I've gotten varying results that either half way work or dont work at all.

So far the only place I see them working is in PlayerRelativeControl.js
However, if I put

if(moveJoystick.position.y == 0){
anim.SetFloat("Walk", 0); <<<<<<<< This accesses Animator Component and changes to Idle animation.
}

if(moveJoystick.position.y < 0){
anim.SetFloat("Walk", 1); <<<<<<<< This accesses Animator Component and changes to Walk animation.
}

if(moveJoystick.position.y > 0){
anim.SetFloat("Walk", 1); <<<<<<<< This accesses Animator Component and changes to Walk animation.
}


The very last IF overrides everything and just automatically plays the animation.
Is there another way to do this? I'm seriously about to just give up Mobile development, I have seen nothing ANYWHERE about this.
Something tells me it is something simple, but I for one don't understand UNITYSCRIPT, and two, am quite new to mobile development.


If anyone can help me PLEASE for the mother of god please help me!
I've been avoiding this problem for weeks and just started tackling it like 4 days ago and I just can't figure this out.

All I want to do is when I move Joystick up and down to play the animation I put
anim.SetFloat("Walk", 1);

 

You're treating a float like an int, why? position.y == 0 will only be really zero sometimes. Use if (Mathf.Abs(moveJoystick.position.y)<0.1f) or such - ie close to zero. You can't compare == with floats.

I'd use something like:

Code (CSharp):

1. if (Mathf.Abs(moveJoystick.position.y)<0.1f)
2. {
3.     anim.SetFloat("Walk", 0);
4. }
5. else
6. {
7.     anim.SetFloat("Walk", 1);
8. }

But you'll want to prevent the character moving while <0.1f as well. This way, it has the deadzone, it has consistency etc. And passing in the actual moveJoystick.position.y value into float might be better so you can blend between idle, walk and run.

 

I was just working off of the code that the premade script already had, which was
Unityscript confuses the crap outta me, but I'll try what you put.

Hope that works lol.

 

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, IT WORKS!

 

excuse me... can you also help me on how to implement the walk animation in the standard assets (mobile)???

 

anim.SetFloat("Walk", 0);


That is how you do it.

public Animator anim;

anim.SetFloat("NameOfVariableInsideOfAnimator", 1);

 

Do I use the Player Relative Control(this is from the standard asset for mobile which I am currently using) for the scripting???

 

Yes