In the video we make a stopAttack transition, but what’s the benefit of this over just performing:
GetComponent().ResetTrigger(“attack”);
I had added this early on and it functions in the same manner from what I can tell and seems simpler.
In the video we make a stopAttack transition, but what’s the benefit of this over just performing:
GetComponent().ResetTrigger(“attack”);
I had added this early on and it functions in the same manner from what I can tell and seems simpler.
Resetting the attack trigger is always a good idea (I actually reset it before setting it regularly), but it doesn’t trigger an abort to the attack method. In other words, the attack will still finish without a StopAttack trigger transition.
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