> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.anyrpg.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.anyrpg.org/scriptable-objects/animation-profile.md). # Animation Profile {% embed url="" %} ## Creation To create an animation profile, find (or create) the *GameName/Resources/GameName/AnimationProfile* folder in the project tab and right click. Choose *Create > AnyRPG > Animation > Profile*. ## Properties | Name | Description | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Use Root Motion | If true, root motion will be enabled on the character while the animation is playing, causing the player to move according to the position data in the animation. | | Suppress Adjust Animator Speed | If true, the animations will play at their default speed no matter the movement speed or casting speed of the character being animated. | | Attack Clips | A list of possible animations to play when the character is performing attacks that do not have their own animation profile assigned. If this animation profile is assigned to a special animated attack, then the list will only be applied to that attack. | | Cast Clips | A list of possible animations to play when the character is casting spells that do not have their own animation profile assigned. If this animation profile is assigned to a specific spell, then the list will only be applied to that spell. | | Take Damage Clips | Not yet implemented. | | Out Of Combat Movement | Animations to play when the character not in combat. | | Full Combat Mirror | If true, the character will use the out of combat animations when they are in combat. This can be useful if a character has no specific in-combat animations included. | | \ Mirror | Each combat animation can instead use an out of combat animation if these boxes are true. This setting is useful when a character only includes a partial set of combat animations. | | Combat \ Clip | An animation clip to play for a specific state when in combat. | | Death Clip | An animation clip to play when the character dies. | | Revive Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is being revived from dead. | | Levitated Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is being levitated off the ground. | | Swim Idle Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is in the water and not moving. | | Swim Move Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is in the water and moving. | | Fly Idle Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is flying, but not moving. | | Fly Move Clip | An animation clip to play when the character is flying, and moving. | ## Configuration Not all available animations need to be assigned since any animation profile used for a character or weapon will only override the base animation profile in use. If this animation profile will be used for an animated attack, the animation(s) should be placed in the *Attack Clips* list. If this animation profile will be used for an ability (spell) the animation(s) should be placed in the *Cast Clips* list. ## Next Steps * Assign the animation profile to a [Weapon](/scriptable-objects/items/weapon.md) to override the movement and auto-attack animations used while that weapon is equipped. * Assign the animation profile to a [Weapon Skill](/scriptable-objects/weapon-skill.md) to override the movement and auto-attack animations for any weapon with that weapon skill assigned while equipped. * Assign the animation profile to an [Animated Ability](broken://pages/eTwirBs9XjyLiHj0mjw4) to use the Attack Clips for the attack animations. * Assign the animation profile to an [Ability](/scriptable-objects/abilities.md) to use the Cast Clips for casting animations. * Assign the animation profile to a [Unit Prefab Profile](/scriptable-objects/unit-prefab-profile.md), or *Unit Prefab Properties* on a [Unit Profile](/scriptable-objects/unit-profile.md) to override the default system animations for that character.