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Unity Top Down Shooting Animation with Blend Tree Part 2 - Tutorial

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We'll continue our Character by making Shooting Animations with Blend Trees. We'll finish recreating our Archer in two parts, so we can Aim and Move separately. We'll be using a 2D Simple Directional Blend Tree and a 2D Freeform Directional to make smooth turning transitions in our Top Down Unity game.

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