Make animation persistent

Questions & Answers
1

I’ve made the following animation: Imgur: The magic of the Internet

At the beginning nothing is shown, and at the end of the animation a background image and a text that indicates if player has won/lost the game is shown.

Can I make the final state of the animator persistent? Currently it disappears when the animation finishes.

I’ve unchecked “Has exit time”, but it stills exits when anim finishes

2

You should make an int animation parameter called “WinningState” and then set the win/lose to 1/2 using a script, obviously setting the transition parameters to be “WinningState = X”.

See Unity - Manual: Animation Parameters.

The way I would do this would be to create a UI element for both the winning screen and the losing screen and then enable the relevant gameobject under a “complete function”

For example;

public GameObject winScreen;
public GameObject loseScreen;
private int requiredScore = 10;

private void CompleteGame(int Score) // or whatever
{

/*
* Disable components etc here.
*/

if (score < requiredScore)
   winScreen.enabled = true;
else
   loseScreen.enabled = true;
}