How to get the "real" key value (position, rotation, scale) of object after applying layer weight

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How to get the "real" key value (position, rotation, scale) of object after applying layer weight?

ex: I make a animation x position from 0 to 10. After applying weight = 0.8. What is the real position? Is it 0 to 10*0.8 ???? Is there a standard formula for it?

Thanks in advance.

Another question,

Why the C# output weight of Base Layer is zero?

The API I used:

(controller.layers[j].defaultWeight).ToString()

it gives "0" in my BaseLayer.

It's weird. It should be "1" for the weight of BaseLayer.

Is there anything wrong?

---> It seems that this API is used for the layer after the first one, right?

Answer 1

Answer by chiuping · Apr 12, 2018 at 10:11 AM

I think the solution is to extract the immediately animation information.

C# Update function is called by each frame. So extracting data in this function is workable!

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