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[Regarding macOS Tahoe](Updated October 16, 2025)
macOS v26 Tahoe is now supported!
We advise against upgrading your macOS at this time as it may cause Live2D products not to function correctly.
Upgrading macOS can also cause you to lose your Cubism Editor license file.
Please make sure to deactivate your Cubism Editor license before upgrading the macOS.
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https://help.live2d.com/en/other/other_09/
macOS v26 Tahoe is now supported!
We advise against upgrading your macOS at this time as it may cause Live2D products not to function correctly.
Upgrading macOS can also cause you to lose your Cubism Editor license file.
Please make sure to deactivate your Cubism Editor license before upgrading the macOS.
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https://help.live2d.com/en/other/other_09/
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Fading settings reset on reimport
Hello,
Whenever we reimport animations, fading settings reset in Unity. It's particularly painful when you need very specific fading timings for certain parameters. If an animation is a work in progress and you need to check multiple times in the editor how it would potentially look, it's really not ideal to manually change the setting every single time it's reimported. Are there any plans to make fading setting persist between reimports? Is there an approximate timeline for this?
Thank you.
Whenever we reimport animations, fading settings reset in Unity. It's particularly painful when you need very specific fading timings for certain parameters. If an animation is a work in progress and you need to check multiple times in the editor how it would potentially look, it's really not ideal to manually change the setting every single time it's reimported. Are there any plans to make fading setting persist between reimports? Is there an approximate timeline for this?
Thank you.
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The Cubism SDK’s fade settings use data compiled from .motion3.json, .model3.json, and .pose3.json files to calculate fades, thereby reproducing the fades configured in the Cubism Editor.
Therefore, the SDK is not designed for users to modify the generated assets in Unity after the fact.
If you wish to prevent these values from being updated upon re-import, you will need to customize them manually.
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