Play an object-animation without hitting a key

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guegra

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I made a Character (he is called frieder) in Blender and exported it to AppGameKit as an fbx-file. The file has a lot of animations in it, e. g. walking, standing and looking around. My character walks from the left side of the screen to the right. This works. I wanted him to stop at a certain point and play another animation.
Therefore I wrote the following code:

function bewegen ()
if GetObjectX(frieder)<4
MoveObjectLocalZ (frieder, -0.1)
elseif GetObjectX(frieder)>4
PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0, 40, 0, 1 )
endif
endfunction

The Character stops and there is a little animation to the first frame of the animation that should be played.

if I write

function bewegen ()
if GetObjectX(frieder)<4
MoveObjectLocalZ (frieder, -0.1)
elseif GetObjectX(frieder)>4
if ( GetRawKeyPressed( 35 ) )
PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0, 40, 0, 1 )
endif
endif
endfunction

the animation 'handlung[13]' is played when I hit the key ('end').
Is there a possibility to go from one animation to another withour hitting a key or a mouseclick???

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Game_Code_here

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 16:29

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if ( GetRawKeyPressed( 35 ) )
PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0, 40, 0, 1 )
endif

Is a ending flag

So do this

If getspriteplaying(frieder)=0 then playsprite(frieder)

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ando

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 16:59 Edited at: 15th Nov 2021 17:14

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Also looks like you are checking less than 4 and greater than 4. What if it = 4 ?

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elseif GetObjectX(frieder) >=4

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Game_Code_here

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function bewegen ()
if GetObjectX(frieder)<4
MoveObjectLocalZ (frieder, -0.1)
else
If getobjectplaying(frieder)=0 then PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0, 40, 0, 1 )
endif
endfunction

Sorry I see you are using objects not sprites.

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ando

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 17:31 Edited at: 15th Nov 2021 17:49

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Test all the frames too.
PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0,last frame number, 1, 1 ) // changed to 1 for repeat
print(" "+str(GetObjectAnimationTime(frieder)))

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ando

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 18:26 Edited at: 15th Nov 2021 19:18

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You are constantly telling it to play from frame 0 so it can't reach frame 1 2 3 etc

@ Game_Code_here. It took me a while to see that one and now I see how your response is correct. (if the animation is stopped at the end of the walk)
I'll just go back to sleep.

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ando

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 19:42

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You could avoid stopping the animation like this.
Where you tell your anim to walk add this-
anim_mode$="walk"
and add an anim_mode$ name for every animation.

then

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function bewegen ()
if GetObjectX(frieder)<4
MoveObjectLocalZ (frieder, -0.1)
elseif GetObjectX(frieder)>4
If anim_mode$="walk"
PlayObjectAnimation( frieder, handlung[13], 0, 40, 0, 1 )
anim_mode$="standing" // if that is the anim you are going for next.
endif
endif
endfunction

I used this code as a test.

anim=0
    if getrawmouseleftpressed()
        cycle=cycle+1
        if cycle>13 then cycle=1
        anim=cycle
    endif
    if getrawmouserightpressed()
        cycle=cycle-1
        if cycle<1 then cycle=13
        anim=cycle
    endif
    
    if anim>0
        if anim=1
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,0,45,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="WALK"
        endif
        if anim=2
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,47,77,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="RUN"
        endif
        if anim=3
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,79,124,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="STAND"
        endif
        if anim=4
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,126,276,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="IDLE"
        endif
        if anim=5
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,278,398,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ROAR"
        endif
        if anim=6
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,400,430,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 1"
        endif
        if anim=7
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,432,462,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 2"
        endif
        if anim=8
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,464,494,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 3"
        endif
        if anim=9
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,496,556,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="WHIP TAIL"
        endif
        if anim=10
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,558,588,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="HIT 1"
        endif
        if anim=11
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,590,620,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="HIT 2"
        endif
        if anim=12
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,622,676,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="DEATH"
        endif
        if anim=13
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,0,676,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ALL"
        endif
    endif

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    anim=0
    if getrawmouseleftpressed()
        cycle=cycle+1
        if cycle>13 then cycle=1
        anim=cycle
    endif
    if getrawmouserightpressed()
        cycle=cycle-1
        if cycle<1 then cycle=13
        anim=cycle
    endif
    
    if anim>0
        if anim=1
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,0,45,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="WALK"
        endif
        if anim=2
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,47,77,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="RUN"
        endif
        if anim=3
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,79,124,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="STAND"
        endif
        if anim=4
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,126,276,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="IDLE"
        endif
        if anim=5
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,278,398,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ROAR"
        endif
        if anim=6
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,400,430,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 1"
        endif
        if anim=7
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,432,462,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 2"
        endif
        if anim=8
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,464,494,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ATTACK 3"
        endif
        if anim=9
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,496,556,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="WHIP TAIL"
        endif
        if anim=10
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,558,588,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="HIT 1"
        endif
        if anim=11
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,590,620,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="HIT 2"
        endif
        if anim=12
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,622,676,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="DEATH"
        endif
        if anim=13
            PlayObjectAnimation(trex,anim_name$,0,676,1,t_time#)
            anim_mode$="ALL"
        endif
    endif

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And nine months later I was born.
So here I am.
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PartTimeCoder

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Posted: 15th Nov 2021 20:57

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To "auto skip" to an animation without no user input you will need to get the animation time v's duration, if time=duration its the last frame, play the next ani ...

or use GetObjectIsAnimating, if the previous animation was looped then this will always be true so use time v's duration instead

setting up animations like this you are 1000% going to need to use a a very strict "state machine"

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