# 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. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.anyrpg.org/scriptable-objects/animation-profile.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.