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Remove Animation event

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by yinono, Feb 21, 2011.

  1. yinono

    yinono

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    Hi,
    I use AddEvent on animation clip to add few AnimationEvents for a specific model.
    Then I load a different scene, which have a copy of the same model.
    It appears that the new model's animation still contain the events added to a different model in a different scene.
    This model doesn't have the same Components attached to it, so I get an Exception saying that AnimationEvent <functionName> has no receiver.

    Isn't this a bug? Shouldn't all animation event added by code should be remove when changing scenes?
    If not, is there a way to remove animation events, so I'll be able to remove all animation events I added before continuing to the next scene?

    Thanks,
    Yinon
     
  2. andeeeee

    andeeeee

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    Please can you post the script where you add the events?
     
  3. yinono

    yinono

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    Here the method that adds the event
    The HasClipEvent and AddClipEvent calls are just used to keep track of the names of the event added so I wont add the same event twice

    :


    Code (csharp):
    1. private void setupAnimation(string animationName, int layer, string functionName, string functionParam, float eventTime)
    2.     {
    3.         animation[animationName].layer = layer;
    4.         if(functionName != null   AnimEventHandlers.HasClipEvent(animation[animationName].clip,functionName) == false)
    5.         {
    6.             AnimationEvent animEvent = new AnimationEvent();
    7.             animEvent.functionName = functionName;
    8.             if(functionParam != null)
    9.             {
    10.                 animEvent.stringParameter = functionParam;
    11.             }
    12.             float localEventTime = eventTime;
    13.             if(eventTime == -1)
    14.             {
    15.                 localEventTime = animation[animationName].clip.length * 0.9f;
    16.             }
    17.             animEvent.time = localEventTime;
    18.             animation[animationName].clip.AddEvent(animEvent);
    19.             AnimEventHandlers.AddClipEvent(animation[animationName].clip, functionName);
    20.             //print("Added animation event: anim= " + animationName + " time = " + animEvent.time + " functionName = " + animEvent.functionName + "param = " + animEvent.stringParameter);
    21.         }
    22.        
    23.     }
     
  4. andeeeee

    andeeeee

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    It turns out that this has already been logged as a bug (it is case number 230246 if you want to follow it up) but it hasn't been fixed yet.
     
  5. ddt

    ddt

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    Do we have an update to this bug? I'm trying to add an animation event which only triggers the first time and then removes itself. How would you recommend I do this, particularly in such a way that I can trigger a one-shot event going either forwards or backwards in the animation. My application is to use it as a trigger to stop looping sounds with enough of a margin before the animation completion that they have a little while to fade out.

    Thanks so much!
     
  6. 3Duaun

    3Duaun

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    +1, is there any update on this annoyance ?
     
  7. ddt

    ddt

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    As a workaround, I ended up creating my own looping sound support and just putting repeating animation events at the start and end of animations. Did the trick.
     
  8. modegames

    modegames

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    You can remove events like this:

    public static void RemoveEventFromAnimator(string functionName, Animator animator)
    {
    AnimatorClipInfo animationClipInfo = animator.GetCurrentAnimatorClipInfo (0) [0];
    AnimationClip animationClip = animationClipInfo.clip;

    AnimationEvent[] animationEvents = animationClip.events;
    List<AnimationEvent> updatedAnimationEvents = new List<AnimationEvent> ();

    for (int i=0; i<animationEvents.Length; i++) {
    AnimationEvent animationEvent = animationEvents;
    if(animationEvent.functionName != functionName){
    updatedAnimationEvents.Add(animationEvent);
    }
    }

    animationClip.events = updatedAnimationEvents.ToArray ();
    }
     
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