Public class PlayAnimationUtilitiesSample : MonoBehaviourĪnimationPlayableUtilities.Pla圜lip(GetComponent(), clip, out playableGraph) Use AnimationPlayableUtilities to simplify the creation and playback of animation playables, as shown in the following example:_ The PlayableGraph generated by PlayAnimationSample Destroys all Playables and PlayableOutputs created by the graph. PlayableOutput.SetSourcePlayable(clipPlayable) Var clipPlayable = AnimationClipPlayable.Create(playableGraph, clip) Var playableOutput = AnimationPlayableOutput.Create(playableGraph, 'Animation', GetComponent()) PlayableGraph.SetTimeUpdateMode(DirectorUpdateMode.GameTime) Public class PlayAnimationSample : MonoBehaviour An AnimationClipPlayable must wrap the animation clip to make it compatible with the Playables API. It is a simple “unit” piece of motion, such as (one specific instance of) “Idle”, “Walk” or “Run”.

The playable node plays a single animation clip Animation data that can be used for animated characters or simple animations. This example demonstrates a simple PlayableGraph with a single playable output that is linked to a single playable node.

Playing a single animation clip on a GameObject

See GitHub for more information on this tool. Wire color intensity indicates the weight of the blending. Playables in the graph are represented by colored nodes. Register your graph using GraphVisualizerClient.Show(PlayableGraph graph, string name). Open the tool by selecting Window > PlayableGraph Visualizer

More info See in Glossary Visualizer is a tool available through GitHub.ĭownload the PlayableGraph Visualizer that corresponds with your version of Unity from the GitHub repository Playable Graphs allow you to create, connect and destroy playables. The Playable graph An API for controlling Playables. All of the examples in this document use the PlayableGraph Visualizer (Pictured below) to illustrate the trees and nodes created by the Playables An API that provides a way to create tools, effects or other gameplay mechanisms by organizing and evaluating data sources in a tree-like structure known as the PlayableGraph.

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