Culling Mode: Determines if the animations should play off-screen.Unscaled Time: Normal, but not tied to Time.timeScale.Animate Physics: Based on physics time step (50 times per second).Update Mode: How the animation frames play.Apply Root Motion: If disabled, animations that move like a run animation will not move.Avatar: The rig or skeleton that can morph our model.Controller: An animation controller which lays out the animations we can player, their relations/transitions between each other and the conditions to do so.If we select the model in the scene, you’ll see that it has an Animator component attached. Then for a floor, let’s create a new cube (right click Hierarchy > 3D Object > Cube). With the standard assets, let’s drag in the Ethan model ( Standard Assets > Characters > ThirdPersonCharacter > Models). Search for Standard Assets and import that package from Unity Technologies. These can be found on the Asset Store ( Window > Asset Store). For this project, we’re going to be using some of Unity’s standard assets. Let’s start by creating a new Unity project. In this lesson, we’ll be looking at the Animator component in Unity.

Unity free character models