Cycle through animation clips using an index

[Caiuse]

I’m trying to develop a way of indexing all my animation clips to then cycle through and “preview” them in runtime.

  var index : int;
    var animations =  new Array();
    var character : GameObject;
    
    function Update (){
    	character = GameObject.Find("female");
    }
    
    function Start(){
    	index = 0;
    	for (var curAnimationState : AnimationState in character.animation){
    		temp  = curAnimationState.name;	
    		animations[index] = temp;
    		index++;
    	}
    	index = 0;
    }
    
    function OnMouseDown() {
    	//if (character.animation.isPlaying) {return;}
    	index = index%character.animation.GetClipCount();
    	var cur : String;
    	cur = animations[index];
    	character.animation.Play(cur);
    	index++; 
    }

I’m failing to see where im going wrong but I keep getting this following
error: ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index is less than 0 or more than or equal to the list count. Parameter name: index

[Anxo]

hmm, it looks like its not adding your animations to the array.

You could try something like this and see if you have more luck, not sure if this works I do not have unity here and cant test it so its just a guess.

var myAnimations : Animation[] = [animation["walk"],animation["run"]];

var index : int = -1;

function OnMouseDown(){
index++
if(index > myAnimations.length-1)
{
index = -1;
}
else
{
animation.Play(myAnimations[index]);
}
}

[Caiuse]

I found a solution by using a string of the existing animation, this is no the most time friendly solution but it certainly provides a solution.

var c : GameObject;
var animNames: String[];
var i : int = 0;

function Update (){
	c = GameObject.Find("female");
}

function changePose() {
	i = (i + 1) % animNames.Length;
	if(c){
		c.animation.CrossFade(animNames*);*

•  yield WaitForSeconds (c.animation.clip.length);*
  

• }*
  }

function OnGUI(){

• if (GUI.Button(Rect(10,290,127,30),“Change Animation”)){*

•  changePose();*
  

• }*
  }

[Elson]

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
public class AnimTesterB : MonoBehaviour {

//Make sure there is no other animation script on the same gameojbect otherwise, this script will //be overriden by it
//also dont forget to include the above using statements, oherwise list wont work

public GameObject animatedObj;
//public string[] animations2;
public int animationIndex=0;
public List<string>animations = new List<string>();
private int totalAnimationsInTheObj=0;
	
	void Start () {

	if(animatedObj==null){Debug.Log ("Drag the animated obj to here");}
	totalAnimationsInTheObj=animatedObj.animation.GetClipCount();

		foreach(AnimationState state in animation){
			animations.Add (state.name);
			
		}

	}
	

	IEnumerator changePose () {

	animationIndex=(animationIndex+1)%animations.Count;
	if(animatedObj){
		animation.CrossFade(animations[animationIndex]);
	yield return new WaitForSeconds(animatedObj.animation.clip.length);
	}
}
void OnGUI(){

	if(GUI.Button(new Rect(10,250,150,40),"Change Animation")){
		StartCoroutine(changePose ());
	}
}

}

[splitter20]

Just posted a simple and easy to follow script on a similar question.

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/8245/how-to-select-an-animation-clip-by-index-number.html?page=2&pageSize=5&sort=votes