how to add damage amount to animations

I want to create a wrestling game and when a player press a button attack attack 1 animation should start when player press button attack 2 times attack 2 animation should start and both of the attack attack 1 and attack 2 should deal different damage to the enemy player. Till now I don't have any code please help.

 

Are you willing to learn codeing or just want a finished working code?

 

finished code

 

PM me for price /work

 

Sorry, but don't expect others to write the code for you. We'll help you learn, but we aren't making your game for you

 

Its very hard for me i have done everything else in my game but I am not able to code this if you can help you are most welcome

 

Well you're not gonna learn anything if you don't try it yourself, and people won't be writing your game for you, so might wanna start learning now whilst the problems are simpler

 

It's hard for everyone. Many of us have either gone to school to learn programming or spent a significant amount of our personal time learning on our own in order to be able to do what we do. None of us were born knowing how to write code. You can do it. You choose not to. You've gotta push yourself to learn something... It doesn't just happen through osmosis.

If you're that averse to learning a programming language, you can try using a visual scripting tool in Unity. This won't solve all your problems, as you'll still have to understand the Unity API enough to know what kind of things you want to be doing, and you'll still have to be able to think like a programmer to be effective.

The C# language only has something like 75 keywords. And I'd wager half of those you'll rarely if ever need to use. How quickly do you think you could learn a spoken language that only had 75 words in it? The rest is just syntax and punctuation, which you'll be Googling for a while, but will eventually come naturally.

Of course, maybe you don't actually care. Maybe you don't really want to make a game. That's something that only you can know, though.

 

Oh thanks for your kind words I have learnt how to do that

 

Yeah for sure.

 

Learning is a choice you make for your self. Finished code is not going to help you. However sometimes its good to
look at codes other people have done. (when you do know the basic of things).

Since your willing to learn. I be answering your post. There are 2 things here.
Part 1: Animation sync with your input.
to do this you should read more about IEnumerator, they be your friend when it comes to animation sync.
You can then delay event and match them up to what you want to happen.

Code (CSharp):

1. IEnumerator AnimationAttack()
2. {
3.      // Play animation for 1 second
4.    Damage(Damagedtype.Fire,100,"FireAttack","Blazeing fire at the target");
5.      yield return new WaitForSeconds(1);
6.     // What happens when animation is over
7. }

Part2: DamageType. To do this you should read about strong types, you make a class that is called Damage, where
damage has its own propertise. You can also read about Interface and how to implement this type of pattern. (more advanced)

Code (CSharp):

1. public enum Damagetype
2. {
3.     Melee,
4.     Range,
5.     Magic,
6.     Fire,
7.     Ice
8. }
9.  
10. public class Damage : MonoBehaviour {
11.  
12.     public Damagetype _Damagedtype;
13.     public float DamageAmount;
14.     public string DamageName;
15.     public string DamageDescription;
16.  
17. }
18.