transformation code changeanim

[cake-kun]

when changing the animations of get hit states or walks or any of that stuff do i have to do one by one with this code

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[State 11, 1] ;Change from turning animation
type = ChangeAnim
trigger1 = var(0) = 1
triggerall = anim != 100112
value = 100112
or is there a faster more efficient way of doing so?

[Odb718]

Yes & No.

Inside the StateDef you can set
Anim =
to what ever value you need. This is how MOST states switch animations. Some animations, very few, need to have a changeanim(2) outside of the statedef for what ever reason.
Some states will have both an anim set in the statedef and a changeanim in the state.

As for your example I dont know what var(0) is.... I'm not even sure var(0) works? Not sure if I've seen it used. But I'd set it up like
    [State 11, 1] ;Change from turning animation
    type = ChangeAnim
    triggerall = anim != 100112
    trigger1 = var(0) = 1
    value = 100112
You usually want triggerAll above the numbered triggers. You do want the check to make sure you only set the animation 1 time.

To answer your question; This ChangeAnim is pretty much the smallest changeanim you can go. So, No, there really isn't a more efficient way of changing anims.
Setting the Anim inside the StateDef is by far the fastest and easiest way. So, Yes, the easiest way is in the statedef.

[inktrebuchet]

If the character has its transformed animation setup to be what ever the original animation is numbered + 10000, I believe you could use a code like this in -2. So your stand animation would = 0 and the transformer stand animation would be 10000; turn = 5 , transformed turn =10005 etc.

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[State Transformed] ;Change animation to transformed animation.
type = ChangeAnim
trigger1 = var(0) = 1
trigger1 = anim < 10000
value = anim + 10000


This of course wouldn't work when the character is in a custom state.

If you are making this for 1.1b you might be interested in this thread, especial for custom states. http://mugenguild.com/forum/topics/asymmetry-transformations-and-custome-changes-are-possible-mugen--182052.0.html