Object A has a PlayableDirector.
Object B has both a PlayableDirector and an Animator.
In A’s TimelineAsset, there is a track with three clips (playableAssets)
- In the first clip, I want B to play
TimelineAssetB_1. - In the second clip, I want B to play
TimelineAssetB_2. - In the third clip, I want B to play
TimelineAssetB_3.
My approach is to create the Playable for TimelineAssetB_* within the clip (i.e., the playableAsset) using CreatePlayable, and then pass that playable to A’s PlayableGraph to manage and control its playback.
Here is my code for the custom PlayableAsset implementation:
public class ControlPlayableAssetEx : PlayableAsset
{
public TimelineAsset sourceObjectTimelineAsset;
[SerializeField] public ExposedReference<GameObject> sourceGameObject;
public override Playable CreatePlayable(PlayableGraph graph, GameObject go)
{
GameObject sourceObj = sourceGameObject.Resolve(graph.GetResolver());
if (sourceObjectTimelineAsset != null && sourceObj != null)
{
var playable = sourceObjectTimelineAsset.CreatePlayable(graph, sourceGameObject);
playable.SetDuration(duration);
playable.SetPropagateSetTime(true);
return playable;
}
return Playable.Null;
}
}
but it doesn’t work. B do nothing when A play the director.
anybody can teach me how to do
TimelineAsset B
TimelineAsset A
PlayableGraph Visualizer
Visualizer: Animation Layer mixer input weight is 0 in Animation track