When multiple AnimationTracks are played concurrently by the same Animator and
affect the same animated joints, the tracks are evaluated in order from high
to low priority, per joint, while the total track weight sum remains less than
1.0. When the track weight sum reaches or exceeds 1.0 for a joint, evaluation
stops and no lower-priority tracks will be evaluated for that joint.
AnimationTracks with the same priority that are playing concurrently will
blend proportional to their track weights (normalized if the sum exceeds 1).

Higher priority animation will override lower priority ones per joint. The
priority order is: 1. Action4 (Highest Priority) 2. Action3
 3. Action2 4. Action 5. Movement 6. Idle 7.
Core (Lowest Priority)

Roblox's default character animations, including catalog animation bundles,
play at Core priority. Idle through Action4 priority are for developer use.

Idle

(6) - Recommended priority for character idle animations.


Movement

(5) - Recommended priority for walk, run, swim, climb, and other
locomotion animations.


Action

(4) - Recommended priority for character actions that must override idle
and locomotion animations.


Action2

Action3

Action4

(1) - Action4 is the highest priority available, overriding all other
priority values.


Core

(7) - Lowest priority, intended for use by Roblox default animations and
catalog animation bundles.


AnimationPriority

The AnimationPriority Enum determines how concurrently-playing AnimationTracks
contribute to the final animation.


Default Value: {defaultValueStart}{defaultValueEnd}

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