Hi there,

I suppose this is related to the runtimes as a whole instead of Unity specific, so I'll post my question here.

Let's say that I want to transition from Animation 'A' to Animation 'B' in a character.

Both animations are really similar loops that start with exactly the same keys in frame 0, the only exception being an arm being higher (some bones rotation) in animation B. They're intended to be different stages in an animated scene with two characters involved.

Then, at the inspector window in Unity, I set a mix duration of 0.5 seconds for that specific transition between A and B.

Then, when the animation fires up, I use...:

TrackEntry anim0 = skeleton.state.SetAnimation(0, "AnimB", true);

...and at some point later (when a button is pressed) I run this...:

TrackEntry anim0 = skeleton.state.AddAnimation(0, "AnimB", true, 0);

...but no matter what, during that 0.5 second of mixing time my character tries to return to the setup pose, so his body gets unaligned with the other character and the scene looks like trash.

My expectation in this scenario is that only his arm moves, not the whole body, because those are the only bones that start with a different rotation at frame 0. But that's not happening and I don't understand why. 🙁

I even went to the extreme of keying ALL rotation, translate and scale key at frame 0 for both animations, so (hopefully) the runtimes can deduce that I really want the character remain in his animation pose, and not the setup pose... with no effect whatsoever.

It seems like no matter what I do, as long as I set a mixing time other than 0, I got the same effect as inserting an AddEmpty line in between.

I'm sure I'm doing something wrong... but I've banged my head for days now with no success. Could you please help me guys?

Thank you for your time.