Summary
A serializable
Animancer.ITransition
which can create a particular type of Animancer.AnimancerState
when passed into Animancer.AnimancerPlayable.Play(Animancer.ITransition)
.
- Assembly
- Animancer
.dll - Namespace
- Animancer
- Interfaces
-
- ITransitionDetailed
- I
Transition With Events - IHasEvents
- ICopyable
<AnimancerTransition <LinearMixerState> > - IMotion
- I
Animation Clip Collection - ICopyable
<Manual Mixer Transition <LinearMixerState> > - ICopyable
<MixerTransition <LinearMixerState, float> > - LinearMixerState
.ITransition - ITransition
<LinearMixerState> - ITransition
- IHasKey
- IPolymorphic
- ICopyable
<Linear Mixer >Transition
- Base Types
Syntax
[Serializable]
public class LinearMixerTransition : MixerTransition<LinearMixerState, float>, ITransitionDetailed,
ITransitionWithEvents, IHasEvents, ICopyable<AnimancerTransition<LinearMixerState>>, IMotion,
IAnimationClipCollection, ICopyable<ManualMixerTransition<LinearMixerState>>,
ICopyable<MixerTransition<LinearMixerState, float>>, LinearMixerState.ITransition,
ITransition<LinearMixerState>, ITransition, IHasKey, IPolymorphic,
ICopyable<LinearMixerTransition>
Remarks
Documentation: Transitions
Attributes
Type | Description |
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Serializable |
Properties
Name | Value | Summary |
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ExtrapolateSpeed | bool |
[
UnityEngine.SerializeField ]
Should setting the Animancer.MixerState`1.Parameter above the highest threshold increase the
Animancer.AnimancerNode.Speed of the mixer proportionally?
|
IsValid | bool |
Are all
Animancer.ManualMixerTransition`1.Animations assigned and
Animancer.MixerTransition`2.Thresholds unique and sorted in ascending order?
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Methods
Name | Value | Summary |
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Apply |
void |
Called by
Animancer.AnimancerPlayable.Play(Animancer.ITransition) to apply any modifications to the `state`.
|
CopyFrom |
void |
Copies the contents of `copyFrom` into this object, replacing its previous contents.
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CreateState |
LinearMixerState |
Creates and returns a new TState.
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SortByThresholds |
void |
Sorts all states so that their thresholds go from lowest to highest.
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