Animation Mask

For example, if you want to create a walking animation while shooting, you can use the animation mask to mix the upper half of the shooting animation with the lower half of the walking animation.

In the Assets Manager click on the + button at the top left and select Animation Mask.

An animation mask named Animation Mask can be created by default.

After selecting an animation mask in the Assets panel, you can edit the animation mask resource in the Inspector panel.

Before everything starts, you need to make sure that all the bones affected by the skeleton mask are selected.

On the Inspector panel, click the button, and in the pop-up prefab selection dialog, we select the prefab where the bone hierarchy is located. In general, we select the imported Prefab from the model file (FBX, glTF) where the target model is located, and usually there is only one.

When selected, all bones contained in the Prefab will be included in the Bone Mask resource at

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You can also clear all imported bones by clicking to clear all imported bones.

Bone Enable and Disable

This is done by clicking on the check box next to the name of the imported skeleton .

If you want to operate only a single bone, you can select it by pressing Alt and using the left mouse button at the same time.

Clicking check box will check/uncheck both the current skeleton and its children.

By clicking to expand/hide the sub-bones.

If the animation of the layer where the mask is located is not selected, all animations related to that bone will not be played. In the image below, Bip001 Pelvis is unchecked, so all animations at that level will not affect that bone.

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