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 : This gives us two options of how to think of the situation: either consider <FromState> being usually the <CurrentState>, or states exist only between anims and serve as transition rules.
-Linking to a followup '''state allows for multiple choices''' of what specific animation comes next. An anim is picked up randomly from a pool of valid animations. Their '''probability or <Weight> is determined by TRAC''' - the anim collection.
+Linking to a followup '''state allows for multiple choices''' of what specific anim comes next. An anim is picked up randomly from a pool of valid anims. Their '''probability or <Weight> is determined by TRAC''' - the anim collection.
-The Ninja's Moonwalk animation (taunt2) has only a 5% Chance of getting picked up.
+The Ninja's Moonwalk anim (taunt2) has only a 5% chance of getting picked.
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 There's also a rare chance that Mai will sneeze if she stands for a long time.
-Here's the sneeze animation with Weight 100, but the real chance of getting picked up is still low. Why?
+Here's the sneeze anim with Weight 100, but the real chance of getting picked is still low. Why?
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 So, next anim played will be KON'''COM'''idle1 or KON'''COM'''idle2.
-Konoko will eventually calm when her ONCC<FightModeTimer> run down and then KON'''OKO'''idle1 or KON'''OKO'''idle2 will be played.
+Konoko will eventually calm down when her ONCC<FightModeTimer> run down and then KON'''OKO'''idle1 or KON'''OKO'''idle2 will be played.
-Actually the COMidle will continue until an non-combat animation will break that loop.
+Actually the COMidle will continue until an non-combat anim will break that loop.
-That is the fallback behavior of anims getting looked up: if the engine cannot find an animation for an active variant (or "mode") it will choose the normal (non-variant) version.
+That is the fallback behavior of anims getting picked: if the engine cannot find an anim for an active variant (or "mode") it will choose the normal (non-variant) version.
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