Accessing Multiple Babylon Animations

[amorgan]

So in the examples we have:

//Then add the animation object to box1box1.animations.push(animationBox);

which means it is an array, but if I create another animation and push it how do I actually call just one animation to play with beginAnimation()?

 

for example:

//Then add the animation object to box1box1.animations.push(animationBox1);//Add another animation to box1box1.animations.push(animationBox2);//how can I just dobeginAnimation(box.animations[0],...);

Or was it even meant to single out playing one animation if there are more than one attached to the mesh? I can, of course, just overwrite box1.animations[0] with the animation I want, but that seems unnecessary.

[GameMonetize]

You can directly call animate on animationBox1:

 

public animate(delay: number, from: number, to: number, loop: boolean, speedRatio: number)

[iiceman]

I would like to do that, too, but somehow I don't get it to work. I always get a "can't set property X of undefined" error when I try it. I guess I got something wrong... here is a playground that illustrates the problem: http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#24SBV7#8

[GameMonetize]

Far better:

http://localhost:49482/Playground/index%20-%20debug.html#24SBV7#11

[jerome]

tttt tttt tttt "localhost" ?

[GameMonetize]

Works better on official playground

http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#24SBV7#11

[iiceman]

Great, thank you! That makes it a lot easier

[amorgan]

I wanted to expand it out just for my own sake and to show how you could still use this to directly run an array of specific animations (and not just one, though running specifically one is the main goal of the thread). Also added the callback function for completeness

 

http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#24SBV7#15