• Features
• Installation
• Example
• Documentation
  • Getting Started
  • The Animators
  • Settings, Clips & Frames
  • Other files included
• License

• Create sprite based animations
• Share animation clips between different animators
• Easily flip your sprites or group of sprites
• Add triggers that can be listened to, for things like playing footstep sounds
• Control the frame rate of each clip and its individual frames
• Create advanced setups of co-dependent animators, particle effects and containers. Where parent animators can control their children.

Simply copy the folder "Assets/Plugins" into your project and you're good to go. Optionally, you can add the folder "Assets/Examples" to get started right away. Unit Tests are located in the "Assets/Editor/Tests"-folder.

A fully functional example is included with this reposetory and can be found in the folder "Assets/Examples". Use the left and right arrow keys to toggle between an idle and walk animation.

• ImageAnimator.scene - the Unity Scene that contains an example using the Image Animator (UI).
• SpriteAnimator.scene - the Unity Scene that contains an example using the Sprite Animator (2D).
• AnimationController.cs - a MonoBehaviour that plays animations.
• spritesheet.png - Contains the artwork and animations used.
• Audio-folder - Contains footstep audio used in the example.

Below you can find documentation of various parts of the system. You are encouraged to look through the code, where more in-depth code docs can be found.

For 2D SpriteRenderers, simply create a new gameobject and add SpriteAnimator.cs as a component.
For UI-Canvas Images, simply create a new gameobject in your canvas and add ImageAnimator.cs as a component.

There are several animator behaviors included with this plugin.

Below is a list of actions methods and getters within IAnimator-interface.

/// <summary>
/// Invoked when the current clip has completed its animation
/// </summary>
Action OnClipComplete { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// Invoked when playing a frame with a trigger on it
/// </summary>
Action<string> OnTrigger { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// Returns true if an animation is currently playing
/// </summary>
bool IsPlaying { get; }

/// <summary>
/// Returns the current clip
/// </summary>
IClip CurrentClip { get; }

/// <summary>
/// Plays the given clip
/// </summary>
/// <param name="clip">The clip to play</param>
void Play(IClip clip);

/// <summary>
/// Tries to find and play a clip of given name
/// </summary>
/// <param name="clipName">The name of the clip to play</param>
bool Play(string clipName);

/// <summary>
/// Pauses the current animation
/// </summary>
void Pause();

/// <summary>
/// Resumes the current animation
/// </summary>
void Resume();

/// <summary>
/// Gets or sets wether to flip this animator or not
/// </summary>
bool Flip { get; set; }

/// <summary>
/// How to handle the relationship with a parent animator
/// </summary>
AnimatorChildMode ChildMode { get; }

Below is a run down of the general elements, and their settings, of the animator-behaviors.

The sprites-list stores all sprites accosiated with this animator, and decouple the frame-reference from the actual animations. Adding multple sprites at once can be done by first locking the inspector, and then dragging multiple sprites inot the sprites-list.

• Name: The name of the clip.
• Loop: Wether this clip should loop or not (please note that looping clipts do not invoke OnClipComplete).
• Random Start: Wether this clip should start on a random frame when played.
• Frame Rate: The frame rate (in frames per second) of this animation clip.

• Index: The index of the sprite to use with this frame (should correspond to the sprite in the sprite-list).
• Speed: The speed-mod of this individual frame (0 = 0%, 1 = 100%, 2 = 200%, etc).
• Trigger: The trigger-name of this frame. Leave empty if no trigger is desired.

These are the general settings of the animator itself.

• Animate Children: Wether this animator should pass its animation down to its children. This also affects things like flip and sorting order.
• Child Mode: Indicates how parents should handle this animator as a child.
  • PlayWithParent: Parents will play animations on this child using the animations name (The child will play its own animation with the same name).
  • ShareClipsWithParent: Parents will share their clips with this child. This is useful for things like character bodyparts and shadow.
  • IgnoreParent: The parent will not play animations on this child.
• Allow Flipping: Wether this animator can be flipped or will keep its direction

NSubstitute is used for mocking within the unit tests. More info about NSubstitute can be found here.

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