This visualizes the motion and trajectory of the root motion. You can manually move the skeleton for better alignment by using the transform tools to adjust it manually.Īlong with the visualization of skeletons, you have the option to show a Root Motion Trail. Enabling this shows a colored overlay of the current skeleton. Toggle this option on by selecting Show Skeleton. You can now preview the skeleton of the animation on both clips that you are trying to match. Smoothly blend clips by dragging the skeletal animations so that there is an overlapping region between both animations. Match Pitch Rotation - Matches the Pitch Rotation on the root bone. Match Yaw and Roll Rotations - Matches the Yaw and Roll rotation for the root bone. Match Z Height - Matches the translation of the root bone in the Z axis only. Match X and Y Translation - Matches the translation of the root bone in X and Y axes. Match With This Bone In Next Clip - Matches the selected bone with the previous clips matching the selected bone. Match With This Bone In Previous Clip - Matches the selected bone with the previous clips matching the selected bone. Commonly used bones for matching include pelvis, right foot, and left foot. Right-click on the animation and you will see a new section called Motion Blending Options. Push Sequences together to ensure there are no spaces between Sequences.
Trim animation Sequences so that similar poses are at the ends of the sequences to be matched. To set up a blending of skeletal animations, follow these steps:Īdd at least two skeletal animations to the animation track. This opens new possibilities for using Unreal Engine as a content creation tool for new animations. This means that it is now possible to blend several takes of gameplay animation cycles or keyframe animation to create new animation sequences. You can now blend Skeletal Animation sequences based on their root motion. This is particularly useful when blending based on a commonly known point such as when an actor runs, and his foot hits the ground. To solve this, you can now blend animations based on a per-bone matching basis. This is common when blending animations that might have come from different sources. This is problematic if you have two animations where the root motion is not located in the same space, then you will see the character transition to the second animation's root location. Traditionally, this blended region would do a simple blending between two animations. The overlapping zone creates a blended region. The engine automatically calculates offset transformations to align clips and stores that data within the animation sections.Įach animation sequence can overlap an existing animation sequence.
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With the new Motion Blending tools, existing animation sequences can be aligned and blended to have characters seamlessly perform a series of animations.
Blending Root Motion of Skeletal Animationīlending Non-Root Motion or Static Root Skeletal Animations
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