What Unity version was procedural animation introduced?

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Hello everyone, I have almost zero knowledge of Unity and I'm just starting to learn it. I have a very old computer, like a 2006 release, so I wasn't sure if it can run the latest version of Unity, so I installed an older version, specifically 2.6.1. Thinking to myself, 3D games were made way before my computer was released so it's quite possible to develop maybe a retro-style game on my computer, only for learning purposes. Maybe in the future, I could buy a much modern unit. Problem is, I'm quite interested in the procedural animation function I see on some Unity tutorials I see recently. So my question is if procedural animation is recent feature Unity just added or if it's in the version I have?

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Answer by dorusoftware · Jan 12 at 03:17 PM

if you are talking about kinematica that should work for unity 2019.3 and up but better if one uses the 2020.

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mafiaguy07 · Jan 15 at 07:23 AM 0

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sorry for not being specific enough. the reason I'm asking this is because I saw this video about procedural animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNids$$anonymous$$esxSE&t=1347s and I assumed it was in Unity. Looking back now it seems that he's using a different game engine. But do you know if there's a similar feature in Unity or is there a way we can implement the same theory he's talking about in the video in Unity?

What Unity version was procedural animation introduced?

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