How to code a clean anime run script for your game
If you're trying to nail that classic ninja sprint or a high-speed dash, you're going to need a solid anime run script to get the movement feeling just right. We've all seen it in games like Shinobi Life or any high-energy battle ground—the character leans forward, their arms trail behind them, and the world seems to blur as they pick up speed. Getting that look isn't just about the animation itself; it's about how the code handles the transition, the field of view (FOV) changes, and the overall "weight" of the movement. ...