Unity cant find my animations! Plz Help!

Unity Engine
1

Ok so I’m working on a character ai for unity and I have my animations on my game object and the rig is on legacy mode, but for some reason unity keeps giving me an error saying it cant find my animations. I know that the animations are just fine because they’re working in the preview and they were working in game for a little while. I hope someone is able to help me with this cause its a real bummer after taking all of the time to make this character in the first place. Anyway heres my code and a screenshot to show whats going on.

public var PathTarget:Transform;
public var AssignedZone:Transform;
var animController;
var WaitTimer:float;
var State:String;
var IdleAnim:AnimationClip;

private var LocalPathNodeAR:Transform[];	

private var MyIndex = 0;

function Start () { 
	animController = this.GetComponent(Animation);
	LocalPathNodeAR = AssignedZone.GetComponent(ZoneSetup).PathAR;
	if(PathTarget == null){
	BeginWait();
	}
}

function FindPaths () {
	Debug.Log(LocalPathNodeAR.Length);
	MyIndex++;
	if(MyIndex>LocalPathNodeAR.Length - 1){
		MyIndex = 0;
	}
	PathTarget = LocalPathNodeAR[MyIndex];
	Debug.Log(LocalPathNodeAR);		 	 
}

function BeginWait () {
State = "Idle";
WaitTimer = Random.Range(1,3);

}

function Walk () {
	State = "Walking";
	this.GetComponent(NavMeshAgent).destination = PathTarget.transform.position; 
	var navmeshAgent = this.GetComponent(NavMeshAgent);
	if(navmeshAgent.remainingDistance == 0)
	{
	BeginWait();
	}
}
 
function Update () {
	
	WaitTimer -= Time.deltaTime;
	if(WaitTimer == 0){
	FindPaths();
	}
	
	switch(State){
	
	case "Idle":
	animation.Play(IdleAnim.name);	
		break;
	case "Walking":
	animation.Play("MaleBodyWALK");
	Walk();	
		break;
	
	}
	
}

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2

IdleAnim in your script is an AnimationClip, not an Animation. It isn’t attached to anything. You can’t tell it to Play(). You need to call actions on an animation attached to an object.

3

Thanks but I figured it out. It was just because I had an old game object with the ai script on it and I forgot to remove it from the scene.:slight_smile: