AnimationCondition

Remarks

Greater and Less are strict, and there is no GreaterOrEqual. Unity's set, and for a reason worth keeping: a graph whose transitions fire on exact equality of a float is a graph that works until the value arrives as 0.30000001. Equality is offered for whole numbers only, where it means something.

A trigger is not read here. IsSatisfied peeks at it, because a transition with three conditions must not consume a trigger when the other two fail. The consumption happens in Consume, which only the transition that was actually taken calls.

Fields and properties (3)

• public int Parameter

  The index of the parameter being tested.

• public AnimationConditionMode Mode

  How it is compared.

• public float Threshold

  What it is compared against. Ignored by If and IfNot.

Methods (5)

• public AnimationCondition(int Parameter, AnimationConditionMode Mode, float Threshold = 0)

  One test a transition has to pass.

• public static AnimationCondition On(AnimationParameters parameters, string parameter, AnimationConditionMode mode, float threshold = 0)

  Builds a condition against a named parameter, declaring it if it is not already.

• public static AnimationCondition OnTrigger(AnimationParameters parameters, string trigger)

  Builds a condition on a trigger, declaring it if it is not already.

• public bool IsSatisfied(AnimationParameters parameters)

  Whether the condition holds, without taking anything.

• public void Consume(AnimationParameters parameters)

  Takes whatever this condition consumes. Called only by a transition that was taken.

Used by (4)

• AnimationTransitionVixen.Animation
• StateMachineTestsVixen.Animation.Tests
• AnimationGraphCompilerVixen.Editor.AnimationGraph
• AnimationGraphTestsVixen.Editor.AnimationGraph.Tests