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About mixing RootMotion and in place motion

aaazsd

I'm working on a platformer game. And the main character has lots of animations. While animating some of them, displacement of the character should be handled by script, and for other, the information of displacement is embedded in the animation clip.

Unity original animator has a checkbox called ApplyRootMotion. And after I can implement OnAnimatorMove, this checkbox will turn into a message saying "Handle by Script". And I will then be able to choose when to use root motion and when to use in place motion.

I went to know if SkeletonRootMotion has similar mechanics. If not, is there a way to enable and disable root motion via script?

Thank you for reading. Any comment is appreciated.

aaazsd

Harald

You can currently disable and enable root motion per axis via the SkeletonRootMotion X and Y properties in the Inspector (skeletonRootMotion.transformPositionX and transformPositionY in code) or by disabling or enabling the SkeletonRootMotion component.

Unfortunately the current implementation does not yet offset the location to compensate when switching between root-motion and normal animation, so you currently need to either a) add this offset yourself programmatically, or b) only enable and disable root motion when at the "zero" position of your animation (at the start or end in a loop for example).

You can find most of the discrussion regarding root motion and some of its current limitations discussed here:
implement root motion in special way