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Unity Top Down Shooting Animation with Blend Tree Part 1 - Tutorial

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We'll recreate the animations in 2 parts, legs and body, so we can control them separately. We'll be able to play Shooting Animations with a Blend Tree while moving in any direction. We'll use a 2D Freeform Directional Blend Tree which is a perfect solution for Top Down Unity games. Because this topic is a bit bigger, I've broken it into two parts, so come back next time for part 2, where we'll finish the Shooting Animation and create a Firing Animation as well.

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