Accessing Mecanim states at runtime

[twofivesix]

Hi,

Is it possible to access states inside an AnimationController at runtime?

I know I can use GetCurrentAnimationClipState to get the clip being played but what if I want to get info about states that are not currently being played? What I’m trying to do is get at the curve info inside a clip that isn’t being played and I’ll use this info to decide which state to switch to next.

Ian

[joessu]

Upgrade to unity 4.3 and use animation events. In the import of the animation you can scroll to the bottom and set an event.

[twofivesix]

Yeah I’m already using 4.3 and the event system. However… I need to get access to the curves and events before they trigger. This will enable me to choose which state to switch to.

[the_anointed_geek]

Just wondering if anyone has made any progress with this as I alsoi now need to do the same. Change a series of clips. Any Gurus that can help
?

[the_anointed_geek]

Found it now

// Get a reference to the Animator Controller:
UnityEditorInternal.AnimatorController ac = GetComponent().runtimeAnimatorController as UnityEditorInternal.AnimatorController;

// Number of layers:
int layerCount = ac.GetLayerCount();
Debug.Log(string.Format(“Layer Count: {0}”, layerCount));

// Names of each layer:
for (int layer = 0; layer < layerCount; layer++) {
Debug.Log(string.Format(“Layer {0}: {1}”, layer, ac.GetLayerName(layer)));
}

// States on layer 0:
UnityEditorInternal.StateMachine sm = ac.GetLayerStateMachine(0);
List<UnityEditorInternal.State> states = sm.statesRecursive; // Also: sm.states
foreach (UnityEditorInternal.State s in states) {
Debug.Log(string.Format(“State: {0}”, s.GetUniqueName()));
}