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Character Library addon V 1.63 Experimental - Anim Builder (DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION):A Quick animation previewer. I hid the create base layer button in there as it is temporary and only used for quickly allowing you to see (Add) blend mode actions #b3d #LikeADragon

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