Animaton tag problem

[footstep]

I am a "noob" to world editing. So, my problem is that the model "RPG - Blue Knight" by Vermillion Edict that I have downloaded, have many animations. My problem is that I can't change the animation tag to one attack style. Like if I'm attaching a bow and the tag must be lumber. It still acts like it is swinging a sword. I have tried many times but it still using random animations.
Again, I am new to editor and I don't know much about it.

 

[TwoVenomous]

I am a "noob" to world editing. So, my problem is that the model "RPG - Blue Knight" by Vermillion Edict that I have downloaded, have many animations. My problem is that I can't change the animation tag to one attack style. Like if I'm attaching a bow and the tag must be lumber. It still acts like it is swinging a sword. I have tried many times but it still using random animations.
Again, I am new to editor and I don't know much about it.

• Animation - Add the lumber animation tag to (Triggering unit)

maybe this ?

• Untitled Trigger 001
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit Is attacked
  • Conditions
    • (Unit-type of (Attacking unit)) Equal to Your Unit
  • Actions
    • Animation - Add the lumber animation tag to (Triggering unit)
    • Animation - Play (Attacking unit)'s lumber animation

or just tinker with this

• Set Unit = (Attacking Unit)
• Custom script: call SetUnitAnimationByIndex(Unit, Integer)

just change the Integer to (1 or 2 or 3 or ..... or n) until you find the required animation

 

[Anvil]

• Set Unit = (Attacking Unit)
• Custom script: call SetUnitAnimationByIndex(Unit, Integer)

just change the Integer to (1 or 2 or 3 or ..... or n) until you find the required animation

If Unit is a Variable created in World editor, and isn't a local or a custom global, then needs the udg_ before the name.

• Set Unit = (Attacking Unit)
• Custom script: call SetUnitAnimationByIndex(udg_Unit, Integer)

Also, animation index starts from 0.

 

[TwoVenomous]

If Unit is a Variable created in World editor, and isn't a local or a custom global, then needs the udg_ before the name.

• Set Unit = (Attacking Unit)
• Custom script: call SetUnitAnimationByIndex(udg_Unit, Integer)

Also, animation index starts from 0.

oh yes, i forgot. thanks.