CrossFade not properly overriding animations

Unity Engine
1

I am trying to get a simple attack animation to override both walk and idle animations when its played by placing the attack animation on a higher layer than both the walk and idle animations. However when using CrossFade the attack animation never occurs and the walk or idle animations continue as normal. If I change CrossFade to Play it does override both the walk and idle animations. Anyone know what I am doing incorrectly?

void Start ()
	{
		unit = GetComponent<RTSUnit>();
		
		animation["idle"].layer = 0;
		
		animation["walk"].layer = 0;
		
		animation["attack"].layer = 1;
		animation["attack"].wrapMode = WrapMode.Once;
		
		animation["hit"].layer = 2;
		animation["hit"].wrapMode = WrapMode.Once;		
	}

	// Update is called once per frame
	void Update ()
	{
				
	}
	
	//Animation for when the unit is moving in a direction
	public void Walk ()
	{
		print("Walk");
		animation.CrossFade("walk");
	}
	
	//Animation for when the unit is sitting idle
	public void Idle ()
	{
		animation.CrossFade("idle");
	}
	
	//Animation for when the unit is attacking an enemy
	public void Attack ()
	{
		print("ATTACK");
		animation.CrossFade("attack");//,PlayMode.StopAll);
		//animation.CrossFadeQueued("idle", 0.3f, QueueMode.CompleteOthers);
	}
	
	//Animation for when the unit receives a hit from the enemy
	public void Hit ()
	{
		animation.CrossFade("hit", .1f, PlayMode.StopAll);
	}
	
	//Animation for when the unit is killed
	public void Death ()
	{
		
	}
2

I think you should do CrossFade (StopSameLayer) for Idle and Walk, because if you’re triggering Idle() or Walk() all the time then they would override Attack. Besides that - I have no ideas :slight_smile: