In this episode, Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall introduces you to the simple animation code mechanics used in Breeze. You’ll be shown how to create a simple « Jump » animation in code. And, as they say, what goes up must come down, so you’ll also be shown how to add a landing animation into the mix, as well as how to create an extendable setup for you to explore with your character. Using the fuel can in Breeze as an example, you’ll also be shown how to animate attachments being added to your character too.
This practical tutorial lasts just under 30 minutes and shows you how to code, set and tweak the parameters for animation, and set idling animations for when no movement is taking place.
00:00 Intro
02:26 Creating Variables
04:32 Reset Animations
05:31 Init Variables
06:44 Initialize
08:13 Reset Event
09:52 Update Animations
19:50 Setting Variables
21:08 Testing Animation
22:05 Attaching fuel to character
26:10 Testing Fuel Attachment
26:50 Outro
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