//load the avatar
public Avatar(ContentRegister content, UpdateManager update, out bool contentLoaded)
{
//create a random avatar description...
Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices.AvatarDescription description;
description = Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices.AvatarDescription.CreateRandom();
//Create the avatar instance
avatar = new AvatarInstance(description, true);
//Create the animation controller.
animationController = avatar.GetAnimationController();
//NOTE: Animations cannot be played until the avatar animation data has been loaded...
update.Add(this);
//to play animations from a file, the user must download additional content.
//however, we don't want to crash if they haven't... so only crash if the debugger is present
//this will allow the user to download the content.
contentLoaded = false;
try
{
content.Add(this);
contentLoaded = true;
}
catch
{
content.Remove(this); //failed! but don't crash
}
if (contentLoaded)
{
//At this point in this tutorial, the animation is now loaded.
//get the index of the walk animation
int animationIndex = animationController.AnimationIndex("Walk");
//begin playing the animation, looping
walkAnimation = animationController.PlayLoopingAnimation(animationIndex);
}
}
protected virtual void Awake()
{
animController = GetComponent <AvatarAnimationController>();
}
