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The correct and efficient way to queue and set animations

Zivro

Hey,

I'm very new to using spine and I've been wondering if I'm doing this correctly.
Right now I have an animated character that needs to change animations depending if it's selected or not.
The code itself works but my IDE tells me that calling .addAnimation and .setAnimation are taxing.


 private SkeletonAnimation spine;
[SerializeField] private AnimationReferenceAsset dragged, draggedIdle, idle;

private void SpineAnimation()
 {
  if (selected)
  {
   spine.state.SetAnimation(0, dragged, false);
   spine.state.AddAnimation(0, draggedIdle, true,0);
  }
  else
  {
   spine.state.SetAnimation(0, Idle, true);
  }

Basically, once it's selected the character will have the 'dragged' animation for just a moment, then it'll have the 'draggedIdle' animation and finally, if you let it go, it returns to the default 'idle' animation.

My question is: is there a more efficient way to do this? It was hard to find through the documentation...

Thanks

Zivro

Harald

There is nothing wrong or inefficient with your code. Obviously you should just ensure that your method is not called every frame but only when your state is changed, but I assume this is already the case.

When something does not work as intended of if you need some inspiration on how to tackle certain problems, you can always check out the example scenes in the Spine Examples directory that comes with the unitypackage.

Zivro

Thanks, appreciate the help 🙂

Harald

You're very welcome. 🙂 The spine-unity runtime can be a bit overwhelming at first, since it often provides multiple different ways to achieve the same goal.