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Launching Animation Studio A full animation graph editor for ThreeJS games You can directly use Codex chat inside the app to build the graph for you Features: - Graph editor - Blendtrees - State Machines - Subgraphs - Parameters - Root Motion - Bone Masks - Additive Animations Free... show more

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