Unity Animator State Machine Tutorial

Matthew Bauer

Technical talk from Matt Bauer about Unity animator state machines in Nauticus Act III. Simplify Unity state machines into manageable sub-components.

I was having trouble finding examples on the internet on how to create complex animator state machines using Unity, so I came up with my own solution and made a tutorial on how I implemented it.

If you have any questions about this issue or others I have posted, leave us a comment on the Youtube video or check out our Sunday afternoon podcasts at twitch.tv/finalparsec.

Recommended posts

We have similar articles. Keep reading!

Feb 20, 2026 world-building

How to Track NPC Appearances Across Multiple D&D Sessions

One of the hardest parts of running a long campaign isn’t worldbuilding. It’s continuity.

Baer Bradford

Author

Feb 10, 2026 solo-play

How-To: Real-Time World Mapping in your Session Logs

If you mention an NPC, Location, or Item that you’ve already created in the World Builder, the app recognizes it instantly.

Baer Bradford

Author

Jan 25, 2026 solo-play

How to Create Random Tables and Batch Rolls

Learn how to create Random Tables and combine them into Batch Rolls to generate multiple results with a single click. This guide shows you how to build tables, add entries manually, in bulk, or with AI assistance, and reuse them to quickly generate NPCs, locations, encounters, and more.

Matthew Bauer

Author