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        <description>Intro In the last part we created the AnimNode_GradualScaleJoints anim node and initialized it in such a way that we could add it to an AnimBP graph. In this part I&amp;rsquo;ll go over the individual parts of the AnimNode class, order of operations, and how we want to go about the joint scaling.
General thoughts As with anything involving runtime animation, remember to always be as lean as possible. Animation runs every single frame.</description>
        
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        <description>Intro The next few articles on this blog are going to go over creating an AnimNode that can be used in an AnimBP in UE4/UE5. I&amp;rsquo;ll try to keep it light and gloss over some of the more obvious parts of this system while diving into how the nodes actually work and do their thing.
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