How To Set Attack Animation In Java

And so I figured by myself (supposedly) how to brand the attack animation bike all the way through after pressing a key without needing to keep it pressed. But at present it doesn't always start at the aforementioned frame index and sometimes doesn´t even complete the animation (as yous will see, sometimes it does). Heres a gif of what'south going on.

These become in the constructor

                      aR = new Animation(l, Assets.aRight);     aL = new Blitheness(50, Assets.aLeft);     aF = new Animation(50, Assets.aFront);     aB = new Animation(l, Assets.aBack);                  

I use this timer to keep track of the cooldown and also set the flag (timerFlag) that indicates the start of the attack animation to truthful.

                      attackTimer += System.currentTimeMillis() - lastAttackTimer;     lastAttackTimer = Arrangement.currentTimeMillis();     if(attackTimer < attackCooldown){         timerFlag = false;          return;     }      if(!handler.getKeyManager().assail)         return;      timerFlag = truthful;                  

(afterward a little chip of lawmaking attackTimer is set to 0)

To decide what the game will render I use an int (stillLock) that saves the terminal direction the player faced and I have a second static flag that indicates that the animation started. (I even reset the alphabetize every fourth dimension it starts just to make sure *sadface)

          else if(timerFlag&&!animCd){          switch (stillLock){         case one:      //to attack             animCd = true;             timerFlag = imitation;             aL.setIndex(0);             return aL.getCurrentFrame();         case 2:             animCd = true;             timerFlag = simulated;             aR.setIndex(0);             return aR.getCurrentFrame();         instance 3:             animCd = true;             timerFlag = imitation;             aB.setIndex(0);             return aB.getCurrentFrame();         example 4:             animCd = true;             timerFlag = false;             aF.setIndex(0);             return aF.getCurrentFrame();         }     }     else if(animCd){         switch (stillLock){         case one:         //to finish assail animation             aL.tick();             return aL.getCurrentFrame();         case 2:             aR.tick();             return aR.getCurrentFrame();         case 3:             aB.tick();             return aB.getCurrentFrame();         example iv:             aF.tick();             render aF.getCurrentFrame();         }                  

And this is the Animation form where the magic happens

          public class Animation {  private int speed, index; private long lastTime, timer; private BufferedImage[] frames;  public Blitheness(int speed, BufferedImage[] frames){     this.speed = speed;     this.frames = frames;     index = 0;     lastTime = Arrangement.currentTimeMillis();     timer = 0; }  public void tick(){     timer += System.currentTimeMillis() - lastTime;     lastTime = System.currentTimeMillis();      if(timer > speed){         index++;         timer = 0;         if(alphabetize >= frames.length){                 index = 0;                 Player.animCd = simulated;         }     } }  public BufferedImage getCurrentFrame(){     return frames[index]; }  public void setSpeed(int speed){     this.speed = speed; }  public void setIndex(int alphabetize){     this.index = index; }                  

}

And finally information technology renders like this.

          public void render(Graphics g)  {     m.drawImage(getCurrentAnimationFrame(), (int) (x - handler.getGameCamera().getxOffset()),             (int) (y - handler.getGameCamera().getyOffset()), width, elevation, zip); }                  

I'm trully sorry for the code dump, I swear I worked hard narrowing information technology downwards but to the important stuff and being specific. Hope y'all tin help me, I've been stuck with this for weeks... :)

Source: https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/133167/how-to-get-the-attack-animation-cycle-all-the-way-through-after-one-keyevent-wit

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