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Animation Transitions
Animation Transitions
Animation Transitions define what happens when you switch from one Animation State to another. There can be only one transition active at any given time.
| Atomic | Is this transition atomic? (cannot be interrupted) |
| Conditions | Here we decide when transitions get triggered. |
A condition consists of:
- An event parameter
- Instead of a parameter, you can also use Exit Time, and specify a number which represents the normalized time of the source state (e.g. 0.95 means the transition will trigger, when we've played the source clip 95% through).
- A conditional predicate, if needed (for example Less/Greater for floats).
- A parameter value (if needed).
You can adjust the transition between the two animation clips by dragging the start and end values of the overlap.
(See also Transition solo / mute)
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Page last updated: 2012-10-18