I googled and tried a lot and right now just going crazy, cause its just a simple thing that takes to much time to be solved. So in the web there are two types of posts:

1. Console gives error "No function selected" and the solution is that some ppl added by accident an animation event and didnt set it up. <-This not what Im looking for
2. I added an animation event to my clip, but clicking on the drop-down "Function" says "No Function Selected"and does not let me select anything. <- This is what Im looking for. This kind of posts never got an answer.

This is how it looks like:

Hierarchy:

Object 1
 Object 1.1 <- Has a script from where I start animations
 Object 1.2 <- Has the animator. Rotate and scale object 1.2

More Information:Yes, I selected at first my Object 1.2, selected then the right clip in the Animation-Window and added an animation event.

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This kind of posts never got an answer

Please allow me to doubt that.

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Simply make sure that your setup fulfills the following conditions:

AnimationEvent requires

• the Component from which you want to use a method is attached to the same GameObject as the Animator component
• the method you want to call has accessibility and return type public void
• the method you want to call has none or maximum one parameter
• the supported types for the parameter are int, float, string, UnityEngine.Object, AnimationEvent

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Since your script is on another GameObject you could redirect the call e.g. like

public Redirector : MonoBehaviour
{ // Either drag in via Inspector [SerializeField] private ScriptOnOtherObject _scriptOnOtherObject; // or get at runtime if you are always sure about the hierachy private void Awake() { _scriptOnOtherObject = transform.parent.GetComponent<ScriptOnOtherObject>(); } // and now call this from the AnimationEvent public void DoIt() { _scriptOnOtherObject.TheMethodToCall(); }
}

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