removeAnimation requires you give it a string name. It should be able to take pointers or indexes as well.
Have to do a getAnimation(0)->getName() at the moment.
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Re: removeAnimation
Hi taurruslevy... err... are you spam?
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Re: removeAnimation
removeAllAnimationStates is for mass deleting AnimationState objects.Can't you simply use 'removeAllAnimationStates' ? It takes no parameters and does the work just fine.
removeAnimation is for removing a single Animation object.
Animation and AnimationState are different classes, plus doing a mass delete is annoying if you only want to remove one object.
(removeAnimationState is also missing the pointer version, so should be fixed too)
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Re: removeAnimation
What Kojack said.
Sorry taurruslevy, your response if fairly relevant but your sig is an ad and it's your first response, so I'm a little suspicous. We live in paranoid times.
Sorry taurruslevy, your response if fairly relevant but your sig is an ad and it's your first response, so I'm a little suspicous. We live in paranoid times.
"In theory there is no difference between practice and theory. In practice, there is." - Psychology Textbook.