@altria said in Playing animation from a specific keyframe:
Does that mean it doesn't return -1 if you run it later down the blocks?
It returns -1 in any place
Update on my post that's being analyzed: I found out about AnimationPlayer.speed_scale searching on google now everything is working just fine! Thank you!
new code:
func update_gun():
if Input.is_action_just_pressed("fire") and anim_player.is_playing() == false and cocked == true:
shoot()
cocked = false
elif Input.is_action_just_pressed("fire") and anim_player.is_playing() == false:
hammer_debug = true
anim_player.speed_scale = 1.0
anim_player.play(trigger_cock)
anim_player.connect("animation_finished",
func on_anim_finish(anim_name):
if anim_name == trigger_cock and hammer_debug == true:
shoot()
)
if Input.is_action_just_released("fire") and anim_player.current_animation == trigger_cock:
hammer_debug = false
anim_player.speed_scale = -1.0
func _process(_delta):
update_gun()
Just added a little debounce so the animation ending while going backwards don't call the shoot function.
