[Prototype 3] Set Up Animations

How to open Animator Window

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1. After you click on the Player, apply an Animator Component in your Inspector.
2. Attach your file for Controller and Avatar and double-click on that Controller box.
3. You can see that it actually opens up a brand new window in your Scene for Animators.
4. If you want to move around in this view, you can use your mouse wheel.

How to set up a jump animation

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I wanted to do somethings to the jumping animation to really make it look real.
So I opened my PlayerController Script, and got a reference to my Animator.
It’s really similar to how I got a reference to my Rigidbody.

PlayerController.cs

private Animator playerAnim;

Just like Rigidbody, I needed to get the actual Component on my Object.

void Start()
{
  playerAnim = GetComponent<Animator>();
}

And I wanted to enter Update() function is actually where I wanted this animation to happen.
But I had no idea what animation exactly were I trying to make happen.
So I went to the Animator and found out player animator.

I went to my Jumping layer and typed the code in script.

private Animator playerAnim;

void Start()
{
  ...
  playerAnim = GetComponent<Animator>();
  ...
}

void Update()
{
  ...
  playerAnim.SetTrigger("Jump_trig");
}

How to set up a falling animation

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I needed to add one more thing, which was whenever I collide with one of obstacles, I didn’t want to keep running into one of obstacles.
So I found from “Alive” to a “Death_01” in my Deaths Layer.

public bool gameOver = false;

private void ConCollisionEnter(Collision collision)
{
  if (collision.gameObject.CompareTag("Ground"))
  {
    isInGround = true;
  } else if(collision.gameObject.CompareTag("Obstacle"))
  {
    Debug.Log("Game Over!")
    gmaeOver = true;
    playerAnim.SetBool("Death_b", true);
    playerAnim.SetInteger("DeathType_int", 1);
  }
}