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27/06/2026 7:29 pm
Hello 🖐️ I have seen the new zombie grapple animation setup video and it's amazing. I wanted to know how to setup more than one grapple animation? one great example is in resident evil 2, and 3 remake zombies can grab you from behind, in front, and when injured enough can trigger a death grapple animation all different animations.
28/06/2026 11:48 am
Hello 🖐️ I have seen the new zombie grapple animation setup video and it's amazing. I wanted to know how to setup more than one grapple animation? one great example is in resident evil 2, and 3 remake zombies can grab you from behind, in front, and when injured enough can trigger a death grapple animation all different animations.
Hey, Glad you liked this new feature. Yes, this is possible, but it requires careful and precise modifications because there are edge cases involved.
First, you need to create multiple contextual animation scenes instead of just one. Then you have to check in which situation the player is being grabbed, whether it’s from the front, from behind, etc.
After that, you need to evaluate when the player is near two zombies at the same time with a certain distance threshold, and decide which grab-and-bite animation should be triggered. This could even include a scenario where two zombies grab the player simultaneously. It could be challenging to implement, but it is definitely possible. I hope this guide helps and gives you a clear direction for it 👍
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05/07/2026 10:22 pm
First, you need to create multiple contextual animation scenes instead of just one. Then you have to check in which situation the player is being grabbed, whether it’s from the front, from behind, etc.
After that, you need to evaluate when the player is near two zombies at the same time with a certain distance threshold, and decide which grab-and-bite animation should be triggered. This could even include a scenario where two zombies grab the player simultaneously. It could be challenging to implement, but it is definitely possible. I hope this guide helps and gives you a clear direction for it 👍
Does the template evaluates all those things before playing a single animation? Sorry for the question, but I haven't downloaded the latest version yet and I can't look into the blueprints.
07/07/2026 8:50 am
@commancho Not in the current implementation. Right now, the system is designed by default to handle the player being grabbed by one zombie at a time. If you want two zombies to be able to grab the player at the same time, then the conditions I mentioned earlier will need to be added.
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