`unreal.AnimationStateEntry`¶

class unreal.AnimationStateEntry¶

Bases: StructBase

Animation State Entry

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Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)

additive (bool): [Read-Write] Whether or not this state is an additive state
animation_setups (Array[AnimationSetup]): [Read-Write] Per state animation setup
blend_time (float): [Read-Write] Duration of blending when blending to this state
maximum_number_of_concurrent_instances (PerPlatformInt): [Read-Write] Number of instances that will be created for this state (platform-specific)
next_state (uint8): [Read-Write] State value to which the actors part of an on demand state should be set to when its animation has finished
on_demand (bool): [Read-Write] Flag whether or not this state is an on-demand state, this means that we kick off a unique animation when needed
requires_curves (bool): [Read-Write] Whether or not this animation requires curves or morphtargets to function correctly for follower components
return_to_previous_state (bool): [Read-Write] Flag whether or not we should return to the previous state, only used when this state is an on-demand one
set_next_state (bool): [Read-Write]
state (uint8): [Read-Write] Enum value linked to this state
wiggle_time_percentage (float): [Read-Write] Percentage of ‘wiggle’ frames, this is used when we run out of available entries in Components, if one of the on-demand animations has started SequenceLength * WiggleFramePercentage ago or earlier,
it is used instead of a brand new one