Re: Among Us Animation
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CUTLINE: Video showing the evolution of "Lucia," the baby dinosaur, from skeleton to animated creature by Mariana Morales and a team of fellow students in NMSU's Creative Media Institute. (Video courtesy Mariana Morales)
CUTLINE: Derek Chase and Eddie Bakshi, animation professors in NMSU's Creative Media Institute, have helped the program grow and watched rankings rise to the top 20 animation programs in the country. (NMSU photo by Josh Bachman)
CUTLINE: CUTLINE: This is "Lucia," the animated dinosaur that Mariana Morales is working on this semester with a team as part of the animation program in the Creative Media Institute at New Mexico State University. (Image by Mariana Morales)
Do you mean the different skeletons have differently-named bones, or are they different instances of the same skeleton (e.g. the default unreal mannequin, like when you have several marketplace packs in your project).
The skeleton is assigned per UAnimInstance class. (which your blueprint is derived from) If you want to change the skeleton asset association, you need to create a new class. This means that you have to make a main animation blueprint and create a child blueprint from it. (right click animbp and Create child blueprint class) Then change the skeleton association in the child blueprint Class Settings. (close the blueprint and open it again after doing this)
You will run into a problem after doing this, which is that the animation overrides are bugged and it will not allow you to select animations from your new skeleton. The only way to get around this is to create sequence variables in your main blueprint for every playback node, then update your variable assignments in the child blueprint. The only downside here is that some nodes, like random sequence player, does not support variable inputs.
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Its probably easier to right click the animation bp and choose the re-target option.
It will create a copy of everything tied to the skeleton you choose.
You can also overwrite existing files with this process.
I got a lot of done in child BPs when putting al sequences and blend spaces with pins into their player (expose to pin) and then change class defaults and skeleton in the child. But I do not get it done for Aim Offset. Even if I am able to expose the BlendSpace Pin of AimOffset to a variable and change it in the child, it seems AimOffset Node is hard-bound to skeleton. Someone has a solution for using AimOffset in child Anim BP with different skeletons?
Known solution is not working for me. UE4.26.2
EDIT: Sorry, seems to be simply a problem in the Aim Offset of my child Anim BP. Not sure what it was in detail, but Aim offset in child Anim bp was not ready, other value name, etc. When I changed child AimOffset that it has correct anims, and also same value as aimoffset of parent, all runs fine in child anim bp,
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