Trigger an animation with a key press
Trigger an animation from the Animation Director when pressing a specific key.
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Use this example to understand how to trigger an animation from the Animation Director when the user presses a specific key.
Create an Animation with the Animation Director
- Use the Animation Director to create an animation and give it a name. For more information, refer to Animate multiple GameObjects with the Animation Director.
Create a New Logic script
- In the Project panel, select the My Logic folder.
- Select Add (+).
- Select Script. Unity Studio creates a new Logic script in the folder.
- Enter a name for your script and press Enter.
Add the script to a GameObject
- Select or create a GameObject from the Hierarchy panel. The Inspector panel shows the GameObject's properties.
- In the Inspector panel, select Add Component.
- Choose your Logic script from the list.
Set up the logic in the Logic Editor
- In the Project panel, double-click the Logic script to open the Logic Editor.
- Drag a When event listener into the Logic Editor.
- Drag a Key Pressed event node into the When node.
- Set the key you want to use to trigger the animation. For example, the Space key.
- Create a new variable named and set its type to Animation Director.
Animation Director - Expand the Animation Director's properties and methods, then drag the Play method into your logic chain.
- Type the name of the animation you want to play in the socket.
Example Logic script to trigger an animation on key press.
- Close the Logic Editor.
Connect your Animation Director reference
- In the Hierarchy panel, select the GameObject that has your Logic script attached.
- Drag the Animation Director from the Hierarchy panel into the Animation Director variable reference in your script component.
提示
Use the same approach to pause or stop an animation. If you use a Stop method, it stops all animations from the Animation Director. To stop only one specific animation, use the Stop Specific method and type the animation’s name in the socket.