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How to start 2 animations in Unity at same time?

edited November 2016 in Help
Good evening.
I would like to know whether it is possible to play 2 animations for a single character at the same time. For example, if there is a big number of facial expression and body positions, is it possible to create transition animation automatically between all of them? When I try to use the MotionQueueManager, the first animation stops. I can only play one animation at a time.

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  • @MacKot

    If you want to play back multiple motions at a time, you need to create multiple 'MotionQueueManager's. Here's how you could do it:
    MotionQueueManager motionMgr1, motionMgr2;
    
    // Play motion.
    motionMgr1.startMotion(motion1);
    motionMgr2.startMotion(motion2);
    
    // Update parameters.
    motionMgr1.updateParam(live2DModel);
    motionMgr2.updateParam(live2DModel);

    Please be aware, however, that, whenever multiple motions affect a single parameter, the value of the last motion will be used.
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