Call method tracks on one animation work but not another from same animation player

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	Asked By	Sir_Skurpsalot

call method tracks on two of my animations no longer work, I have been trying to trouble shoot this for hours but cant figure out why they stopped working. No matter what function from what script I assign it will not call it, but I can call the same function from another animation’s call method track and it works. The animation that seems to be able to call functions is a looping animation if that helps at all.

found in the debugger I am getting these errors:
E 0:00:02:0358 Node not found: …/…/…/AnimationTree
scene/main/node.cpp:1382 @ get_node()
E 0:00:02:0358 AnimationTree: ‘S_AK-Pistol’, couldn’t resolve track: ‘…/…/…/AnimationTree’
scene/animation/animation_tree.cpp:581 @ _update_caches()
E 0:00:02:0358 Node not found: …/…/…/AnimationTree
scene/main/node.cpp:1382 @ get_node()
E 0:00:02:0358 AnimationTree: ‘S_Pistol-AK’, couldn’t resolve track: ‘…/…/…/AnimationTree’
scene/animation/animation_tree.cpp:581 @ _update_caches()

which makes no sense… the animations are playing and the animation tree is functioning

Sir_Skurpsalot | 2019-09-18 07:37

nevermind thats because I moved the animationtree and didnt update the call function tracks, redid those and now I get no errors but it still doesn’t work. Those two animations refuse to call any functions.

Sir_Skurpsalot | 2019-09-18 07:42

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	Reply From:	Sir_Skurpsalot

Finally figured it out. In the animation tree on that blend node’s bone filter there was a no name track/bone at the top that was filtered out, it is the call method track.

I had the same problem but I’ve just solved it by sheer chance, so I guess it didn’t have the same cause.

KingPiEta | 2021-02-16 20:17

This was driving me crazy. thanks!

Barrrettt | 2023-01-12 22:30

[radiKal]

Can you post a screenshot on how did you fix it? I can’t find this “filter” you mentioned.

[TranquilMarmot]

Hopefully you figured this out by now, but this was very confusing for me!

In the AnimationTree, you can set filters on bones for some nodes: Using AnimationTree — Godot Engine (stable) documentation in English

I was doing this to filter out arm/leg animations from each other. If you have filtering turned on you also have to turn it on for function calls: