So, I have an animator , i can access it. But from there I have no idea how to access the clips inside. I need to access the transition of the clips.
I got as far as accessing the object of the "Animator" class.
EDIT:
It appears The TransitionInfo datatype doesnt provide conditions. I need the conditions!
It's somewhat complicated but achievable. This is a list of things you'll need to go through:
Give the transition a name in the editor. Let's say you call it "AnimAToAnimB".
Figure out which layer of the animator the transition is in. Let's assume it's in the default "Base Layer".
Query the hash code of the transition up-front via code:
animator.StringToHash("Base Layer.AnimAToAnimB");
and store it in some variable, let's say transitionAToBHash.
Research "Animator State Machine Behaviours". You'll want one attached inside the layer of the transition that you're interested in.
Implement your own custom StateMachineBehaviour that will be able to listen and receive animator state change callbacks. More info: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/StateMachineBehaviour.html
Once you have your custom state behaviour attached and implemented, upon receiving the OnStateExit callback, grab the currently active animation transition and compare it to your cached transition hash:
// inside your custom state machine behaviour override public void OnStateExit(Animator animator, AnimatorStateInfo stateInfo, int layerIndex) { var transitionInfo = animator.GetAnimatorTransitionInfo(layerIdOfYourTransitionAToB); if (transitionInfo.userNameHash == transitionAToBHash) { // PROFIT! your transition "transitionAToB" has just started! } } Note: it can get a lot more complicated if you're using things like sub state machines.
Use the below code to call the animation using script
public Animator Anim; void Start(){ Anim.Play("Animation_Clip_Name"); } //Trigger it by button click or inside other functions to change the animation. public void NextAnimation() { Anim.Play("Next_Animation_Name"); } 