This question was closed Aug 12, 2017 at 06:45 PM by Negnarus for the following reason:

I found out the solution, all I had to do is a second layer, setting the weight to 1 as additive, adding an empty space and a transition from my Hit animation to the empty space.

Question by Negnarus · Aug 12, 2017 at 05:07 PM · c#animation animator charactercontroller animator controller

How do I override an animation in animator?

Hello, I am using the Invector Third Person Controller Asset from the Store. I wanted to change the script so I can implement some of my own animations, like a "hit" animation whenever I click let's say the "F" button. I added the animation into the Animator and wrote the following method to call the animation

         public virtual void Hit()
         {
             animator.CrossFade("HitAnim", 0.1f);
         }

Now my animation plays successfully, the only problem is that my animation cannot be played while Walking or Jumping. How should I write it in order to play the animation even when I am mid-air or walking?

I found some tips online like using Layers but all I get is the following Warning:

calling animator.gotostate on synchronize layer

so it doesn't work.

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