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• ChrisIceBox

  June 2018

  It's generally recommended to rely on Sprites Unity Complex whenever you want a character to animate in a custom way.  Don't be put off by the name, it's still simple - and more "best practice" so far as working with Unity goes.

  
  

  For completeness though, the "max head spin angle" for sprite-based characters is fixed at 100 - but you can change this if you really want by opening Char.cs, and looking for the "100" in the line:

  
  

  targetHeadAngles.x = Mathf.Min (targetHeadAngles.x, (animEngine.isSpriteBased) ? 100f : 60f);

  
  

  (Around line 3043)
  

  
  
• JacobJanerka

  June 2018 edited June 2018

  Thanks! I tried doing what you said, and it did help a little, but still has issues at some positions on the screen. The head turning is great on all other directions, just that specific instance. 
  
  Is there anyway I can just remove Idle_L and Idle_R  from ever triggering? This would fix my problem 100%  Am I able to do this with sprites Unity Complex? Is there a tutorial out there on how to start a character using that, or will I have to reverse engineer one of you prefabs for it?
  
  EDIT: 
  
  Seems like adjusting that number makes it behave not that great.  Ideally I need to remove triggering of Idle_L and Idle_R. Will I be able to do this with Sprites Unity Complex?
• JacobJanerka

  June 2018 edited June 2018

  DUPLICATE
• ChrisIceBox

  June 2018

  With Sprites Unity Complex, all "automatic" animation is played back only via parameters that you allow AC to control.  It's down to you how you make use of that, but the intention is to allow you to animate things however you like.
  

  
  

  In that mode, there is no concept of "_L", "_R", but instead a parameter that is synced with your character's facing angle.  If you don't want a character to face left/right, just don't have animations that only play when facing at those angles.

  
  

  A Sprites Unity Complex variant of the 2D Demo's player character can be found in /AdventureCreator/2D Demo/Resources, and an example that incorporates independent head-turning can be found on the Downloads page.