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I'm trying to make animations that react to the player's mouse. I looked all over the unity reference site and nothing works. What am I missing?

function Update () {
}

function OnMouseEnter () {
    animation.Play("Element 1");
    yield WaitForSeconds (1);
    animation.Play("Element 0");
}

function OnMouseDown () {
    animation.Play("Element 2", PlayMode.StopAll);
}

Answer 1

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First thing to check is wether the functions are called at all, e.g. using Debug.Log().

If they are not:

Check that you have a collider on your object, otherwise OnMouseEnter()/OnMouseDown()/... will not be called:

OnMouseEnter is called when the mouse entered the GUIElement or Collider.

Beware that they are not called for objects on the "Ignore Raycast" layer.

answered Nov 01 '11 at 04:31 AM

gfr
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Answer 2

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All 3D interaction between gameobjects and the mouse needs be done through COLLIDERS. Colliders are responsible of intercepting events between gameobjects and the world, basically.

1 add a collider of any type to your gameobject

2 add the following code in a c# script that you attach to the gameobject

void OnMouseDown() {
    Debug.Log("AHAHA stop clicking me!");
}

3 in play mode click over the gameobject

answered Nov 01 '11 at 09:35 AM

roamcel
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