Your character can jump now—but without animations, it feels stiff and lifeless. In this episode of the Metroidvania Tutorial Series, we’ll fix that by building a full animation system with Unity’s Animator.
🎬 In this video, you’ll learn how to:
– Create smooth Idle, Walk, and Jump animations
– Add advanced states: Rising, Falling, and Landing
– Use the Animator Controller with parameters & transitions
– Write C# code to trigger animations at the right time
– Organize your animations with a sub-state machine for jumps
– By the end, your character will feel much more alive, responsive, and fun to control.
👉 Next up: we’ll start building out the world with tilemapping!
🎨 Assets Used (All Free for Commercial Use!)
Character → Brullov’s Generic Character v.0.2
https://brullov.itch.io/generic-char-asset
Building Decorations → Brullov’s Castle of Despair
https://brullov.itch.io/2d-platformer-asset-pack-castle-of-despair
Cave Tilemap → Szadi’s Pixel Fantasy Caves
https://szadiart.itch.io/pixel-fantasy-caves
Kobold Warrior → Mattz Art’s Kobold Warrior Pack
https://xzany.itch.io/kobold-warrior-2d-pixel-art
🔗 Patreon: Support the series + get early access & source code → /nightrunstudio
🎵 Music: Sinister Caves – Night Run Studio (from the Willard soundtrack)
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