Answer by Crystalline
The animation you are using is more than sure "legacy" type, in newer unity versions this wont work unless you mark it as legacy. Solution: 1. Select animation,go into debug mode, there is a little...
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Here you go sir: var walkClip: AnimationClip; var anim: Animation; function Start() { anim = GetComponent.(); anim.AddClip(walkClip, "walk"); } I hope that helped. If you wanted to use C# here is the...
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The animation you are using is more than sure "legacy" type, in newer unity versions this wont work unless you mark it as legacy. Solution: 1. Select animation,go into debug mode, there is a little...
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Here you go sir: var walkClip: AnimationClip; var anim: Animation; function Start() { anim = GetComponent.(); anim.AddClip(walkClip, "walk"); } I hope that helped. If you wanted to use C# here is the...
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The animation you are using is more than sure "legacy" type, in newer unity versions this wont work unless you mark it as legacy. Solution: 1. Select animation,go into debug mode, there is a little...
View ArticleAnswer by HD32
Here you go sir: var walkClip: AnimationClip; var anim: Animation; function Start() { anim = GetComponent.(); anim.AddClip(walkClip, "walk"); } I hope that helped. If you wanted to use C# here is the...
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