The state machine structure will then be the same, but the actual animation clips Animation data that can be used for animated characters or simple animations. You can click the Sync checkbox on one of your layers, and then select the layer you want to sync with. For example if you want to simulate вЂњwoundedвЂќ behavior, and have вЂњwoundedвЂќ animations for walk / run / jump instead of the вЂњhealthyвЂќ ones. Sometimes it is useful to be able to re-use the same state machine in different layers. For example if you wanted to play a throwing animation on just the upper body of your model, while having your character also able to walk, run or stand still at the same time, you would use a mask on the layer which plays the throwing animation where the upper body sections are defined, like this:ДЄn вЂMвЂ™ symbol is visible in the Layers sidebar to indicate the layer has a mask applied. The Mask property is there to specify the mask used on this layer. Select Additive to add the animation on this layer on top of the animation from previous layers.ДЇor additive blending to be successful, the animation on the additive layer must contain the same properties as the previous layers.ДЄdd a new layer by pressing the + above the widget.Select Override to use the animation on this layer, replacing the animation on previous layers.The Blending type specifies how the animation is applied. The mask specifies the body parts on which to apply the animation. On each layer, you can specify the mask and the Blending type. More info See in Glossary.Д¬licking the gear wheel on the right of the window shows you the settings for this layer.

The same Animator Controller can be referenced by multiple models with Animator components. You can manage animation layers from the Layers Widget in the top-left corner of the Animator Controller Controls animation through Animation Layers with Animation State Machines and Animation Blend Trees, controlled by Animation Parameters. An example of this is if you have a lower-body layer for walking-jumping, and an upper-body layer for throwing objects / shooting. More info See in Glossary for different body parts. The states available will depend on the type of gameplay, but typical states include things like idling, walking, running and jumping. Unity uses Animation Layers for managing complex state machines The set of states in an Animator Controller that a character or animated GameObject can be in, along with a set of transitions between those states and a variable to remember the current state.

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