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Animation Complete Event 4.1Alpha Software: Away3D 4.x

geekay, Jr. Member Posted: 24 February 2013 07:44 PM Total Posts: 40 This should be a simple question: How can I figure out when an animation has completed playing? Here is a general snippet of how I am loading the animations: //loading of a AWD file into the AssetLibrary skeleton = AssetLibrary.getAsset(BONE_LeftArmBone) as Skeleton; mesh = Mesh(AssetLibrary.getAsset(ASSET_LeftArmMesh)); animationSet = new SkeletonAnimationSet(2); animationSet.addAnimation(AssetLibrary.getAsset(ANIMATION_LeftArmHandGrab) as AnimationNodeBase); skeletonAnimator = new SkeletonAnimator(animationSet, skeleton); mesh.animator = skeletonAnimator; crossfadeTransition.blendSpeed = crossfadeTransitionSpeed; skeletonAnimator.play(ANIMATION_LeftArmHandGrab,crossfadeTransition); Where is the dispatcher in all of this that I can listen for the complete event? Thanks so very much for your time!
geekay, Jr. Member Posted: 26 February 2013 07:36 PM Total Posts: 40 [ # 1 ] Does anyone know how to do this? It seems to be a fundamental part of any game or application (the ability to tell when an animation is complete)... this should not be such a hard question to answer…
Ankur, Jr. Member Posted: 27 February 2013 03:10 PM Total Posts: 43 [ # 2 ] geekay - 26 February 2013 07:36 PM Does anyone know how to do this? It seems to be a fundamental part of any game or application (the ability to tell when an animation is complete)... this should not be such a hard question to answer… +1 I would like to know as well
Vice, Member Posted: 28 February 2013 11:41 AM Total Posts: 58 [ # 3 ] use the AnimationStateEvent.PLAYBACK_COMPLETE event to check if animations is complete.
geekay, Jr. Member Posted: 28 February 2013 08:33 PM Total Posts: 40 [ # 4 ] Vice - 28 February 2013 11:41 AM use the AnimationStateEvent.PLAYBACK_COMPLETE event to check if animations is complete. Where is the event dispatcher that dispatches this event? Also can you check that it is working (when I was playing with that initially, it would just instantly dispatch that event one time, and not at the end of the animation). Thanks for your time, I really need this for my project (and my current means of detecting the end of the animation is very cumbersome and unnecessary—- so I really hope there is way to figure this out) ps. I think the Playback_Complete event is only fired when the ‘loop’ of the animation is set to false; The trouble is, when I set the animation loop to false it seems to break the animation for some reason… tl;dr can you make sure this (that event) is working/dispatching properly? Thanks!
geekay, Jr. Member Posted: 03 March 2013 10:40 PM Total Posts: 40 [ # 5 ] I still need help
Vice, Member Posted: 06 March 2013 06:31 PM Total Posts: 58 [ # 6 ] use “skeletonClipNode” to add the event and / or check for the duration of the animation. the animator will give you the current time elapsed.
geekay, Jr. Member Posted: 07 March 2013 07:28 PM Total Posts: 40 [ # 7 ] Vice - 06 March 2013 06:31 PM use “skeletonClipNode” to add the event I would hate to be a bother… in my original post, do you know where the skeletonClipNode is kept? Thanks so very much for all of your help!
Vice, Member Posted: 14 March 2013 11:39 AM Total Posts: 58 [ # 8 ] the animation you added to the AnimationSet is your SkeletonClipNode.

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