How to add onFinish callback to PlayFromSection?

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February 5, 2021 at 3:34 am #20113
mdotstrange
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Hello- I don’t know how to use Lambda’s properly and I’m trying to invoke onFinish from PlayFromSection

I just want to add an option to PlayCutsceneOnStart so it can start from a named section but I also need the onFinish callback(which stops Unity Recorder, great for filmmaking ^_^)

if(SectionNameToPlayFrom != string.Empty)

{

cutscene.PlayFromSection((SectionNameToPlayFrom) => { onFinish.Invoke(); });

}

else

{

cutscene.Play(() => { onFinish.Invoke(); });

}

Need some Lambda help- thanks!

btw- I’ve finished 50 minutes of the film I’m making with Slate so far- Slate is a great filmmaking tool- here’s the second teaser trailer youtube link
February 15, 2021 at 3:48 pm #20115
Gavalakis
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Hey, sorry for the late reply. I somehow missed your post :-/

Here is how to use lambda:

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cutscene.Play( ()=> { Debug.Log("Finished"); } );

In case of PlayFromSection method, the existing overload that accepts callback requires to also provide a wrapping method parameter:

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cutscene.PlayFromSection( SectionName, Cutscene.WrapMode.Once, ()=> { Debug.Log("Finished"); } );

You can alternatively also replace the lambda with a method if that is easier for you. So for example:

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void Start(){
 cutscene.Play(OnCutsceneFinish);
}

void OnCutsceneFinish(){
 //your code here
 Debug.Log("Finished");
}

Let me know if that works for you.

🙂
February 16, 2021 at 4:37 am #20114
mdotstrange
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[quote quote=2242]Hey, sorry for the late reply. I somehow missed your post :-/ Here is how to use lambda: <!– Crayon Syntax Highlighter v_2.7.2_beta –>

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cutscene.Play( ()=> { Debug.Log(”Finished”); } );

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<!– [Format Time: 0.0009 seconds] –> In case of PlayFromSection method, the existing overload that accepts callback requires to also provide a wrapping method parameter: <!– Crayon Syntax Highlighter v_2.7.2_beta –>

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cutscene.PlayFromSection( SectionName, Cutscene.WrapMode.Once, ()=> { Debug.Log(”Finished”); } );

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<!– [Format Time: 0.0002 seconds] –> You can alternatively also replace the lambda with a method if that is easier for you. So for example: <!– Crayon Syntax Highlighter v_2.7.2_beta –>

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cutscene.Play(OnCutsceneFinish);
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void OnCutsceneFinish(){
//your code here
Debug.Log(“Finished”);
}
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void Start(){

cutscene.Play(OnCutsceneFinish);

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void OnCutsceneFinish(){

//your code here

Debug.Log(”Finished”);

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Works perfectly- thank you!
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