Animation

Animation controls concurrent standalone clips authored in the active scene. These clips can target GameObjects, UI, rumble, and skeletal events. Audio and script events belong to Timeline tracks.

Method	Returns	Description
Animation.Play(name[, loop])	boolean	Starts a clip using boolean loop shorthand.
Animation.Play(name[, options])	boolean	Starts with optional Loop and OnComplete.
Animation.Stop([name])	none	Stops one named clip or every active clip.
Animation.IsPlaying([name])	boolean	Tests one named clip or any clip.

function OpenDoor(gameObjectId)
  if not Animation.Play("Door Open", {
    Loop = false,
    OnComplete = function()
      Log.Print("Door finished opening")
    end
  }) then
    Log.Print("No animation slot is available")
  end
end

The runtime has eight active standalone slots. A natural non-looping completion invokes OnComplete once; Animation.Stop and loop wrap do not. When concurrent clips write the same target property, higher-numbered active slots win for that frame. See Standalone Animations.