Very nice feature for the runtime Pharan

hi, Pharan,

i've got some spine animation
it contains animation "shoot" with event "shoot" in 1.5 seconds
i call this code in coroutine:

//...
 SkeletonAnimation skeletonAnimation = unit.GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();
 skeletonAnimation.AnimationName = animationName;
 yield return new Spine.WaitForSpineEvent(skeletonAnimation, "shoot", true);
 print("shoot event!");

and the message "shoot event!" traced immediatelly

but if i change "yield return new Spine.WaitForSpineEvent(..)" to "yield return new WaitForSeconds(1.5)"
it works with a delay

is it a bug or i doing something wrong?

thanks

thank you for reply Pharan,

unfortunately this is not my case
i starting my coroutine from Update() method, when i click on the enemy to shoot in my game,
animation "idle" is looped playing before

i tried to debug it as you advised, look at image 1:
SubscribeByName called at yield return new Spine.WaitForSpineEvent(..) (after step over on screenhot); after this function called the message "shoot event!" appears in log immediatelly

image 2:
HandleAnimationStateEventByName invoked when needed with values on screenshot (m_WasFired will set to true in next step)

there is exported animation in attachment just in case
i can attach original spine file if needed or make a demo unity-project in which you can debug it

Pharan a écrit

I should probably make it fail loudly so the user knows what's happening.

that's will very helpful i think

I made a test project named Coroutine
It contains skeleton animation of character and script attached to skeleton animation.
I slowed down time scale to 0.05 so we can see that event emitts emmidiatelly. And i added WaitForSeconds with duration event must to be emitted. This performance starts on left mouse button clicked first time.
Here is the script:

void Start () {
}


void Update () {
    if (Input.GetMouseButtonUp(0))
    {
        SkeletonAnimation sleketonAnimation = GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();

    if (sleketonAnimation.AnimationName != "shoot")
    {
        sleketonAnimation.AnimationName = "shoot";
        StartCoroutine(shootCoroutine());
    }

}

}

IEnumerator shootCoroutine()
{
    SkeletonAnimation sleketonAnimation = GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();
    yield return new Spine.WaitForSpineEvent(sleketonAnimation, "shoot");
    print("shoot event!");
    yield return new WaitForSeconds(0.166f/sleketonAnimation.timeScale);
    print("delayed event!");
    yield break;
}

Here full project, that can be opened in Unity and launched.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5v16zq8orzewrvy/Coroutine.zip?dl=0

Pharan a écrit

I opened the project in Unity.
It works correctly. The "shoot" event gets logged when the knife disappears.

It's so strange. Please, watch the video by link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pr4f7l4mpv24vqt/bandicam%202016-02-21%2014-06-02-793.avi?dl=0
"shoot event" traced at mouse down, but "delayed event" traced when the knife disappears.

Pharan a écrit

Also, next time when you're sharing your project, you don't need to include the Library folder. That's mostly large files that Unity can regenerate by itself.

Ok, thanks, now i know

Pharan a écrit

I don't think it matters, but are you using Unity 4.x?

I've got Unity 5.2.2f1 Personal

I have closed Unity now then removed Library folder and reopen project and nothing were changed.
Ok thank you Pharan. I will open and build it on another computer and share this experience tomorrow

22 фев 2016, 13:03

I built this project on another computer and it works correctly.
Differences:
Unity 5.2.2f1 — Unity 5.3.2f1
Windows 7 — Windows 10

Does anyone have any ideas what test I can organize to expose the real reason of this bug?

Yes exactly.
Now I prepared binary build (exe-file with data folder) which works fine on Win10 and I am going to execute it on Win7 where it did not work properly.

Hi Pharan,
You were right. I have launch program that built in Unity 5.3.2 on my Win7 computer and it works fine. I updated Unity to 5.3.2 and run it and it works fine too.
Now we know: WaitForSpineEvent and WaitForSpineAnimationComplete can be used since Unity 5.3.2
Thanks to all

noice ty