How to change the animation clip assigned to a Animator state via script ??

In my game there are hundreds of monsters,the attacking animations of them are different,But I don't want to write hundreds of Animator Controllers.So is there a way to use only one Animator Controller,and change the attacking animation clip assigned to the "Attack" state via script?

 

That is currently not possible though it's something we want to add at a future date.

 

16.07.2014
Is the problem now solved? Thanks...

"In my game there are hundreds of monsters,the attacking animations of them are different,But I don't want to write hundreds of Animator Controllers.So is there a way to use only one Animator Controller,and change the attacking animation clip assigned to the "Attack" state via script?"

 

How About Now?

 

You can script the creation of animation controllers and attaching clips/building transitions to automate the process. This will at least cut out doing it manually.

 

And as well, legacy animation doesn't work now. Well done Unity Developers.

 

Are you sure? I may be wrong but I believe it still works in 5.2. Is it removed in 5.3?

 

Is it still impossible? I mean - changing an animation clip via script?

[Edit]
I've found over the Internet this solution for everyone who will find this post:
http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/808676/getting-a-mecanim-state-and-change-its-clip.html

 

How about now?

 

How about now?

 

A work around


public AnimationClip[] Clips;
Animation anim;

void Start()
{
anim = GetComponent<Animation>();
InvokeRepeating("ChangeAnimation", 0f, anim.clip.length);
}
int ClipNumber = 0;
void ChangeAnimation()
{
ClipNumber++;
if (ClipNumber >= anim.GetClipCount())
{
ClipNumber = 0;
}
anim.clip = Clips[ClipNumber];
anim.Play();
}