- This is equivalent to a transition that occurs after the animation is at least at 0 percent.
- It is meant to be used with sub state machine nodes exiting.
- AacFlLayer.OverrideValue(...) overloads now returns itself.
- AacFlLayer.WithAvatarMask(...) now returns itself.
- AacFlLayer.WithAvatarMaskNoTransforms(...) now returns itself.
- AacFlLayer.ResolveAvatarMask(...) now returns itself.
- Other void-returning functions in AAC do not return themselves because:
- Some of them are meant to be used for cleanup purposes rather than for build purposes, so returning void here creates a usability gap to draw attention.
- The ones used in animation keyframes marks it as the last operation that consumes the chain, as further calls would not be logical (i.e. .WithOneFrame(...).WithAnimationCurve(...))
- Add AacFlState.PlayableEnables(...) with 0-duration default overload.
This function is exposed with the assumption that Playable Layer Control would often be used with a all-or-nothing weight.
- Add AacFlState.PlayableDisables(...) with 0-duration default overload.
- Add AacFlState.PlayableSets(...) to control everything about the behaviour.
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