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Difference between Legacy, Humanoid and Generic model
As my question define, I want to clarify my concept regarding Legacy, Humanoid and Generic mode. If you give me some content link then also it is okay. I am working with Unity from long time but I could not able to get answer for this.
If this question seems to be silly then forgive me but I can't able to find satisfactory answer that's why I added here as question.
The Legacy animation system is the system that Unity used before they had Mecanim. Basically, you don't need to use it unless you have an older project that you don't want to update.
The Humanoid system is used for animating human body types. This can mean humans, robots, upright animals, or whatever else you can think of that looks like a human. In any case, for this type of animation, it is best to create the animations in a separate modelling program, and then import them to Unity. If the model is correctly rigged, everything should import very smoothly.
The Generic system is very simple. It is used for any type of animation that is not humanoid. You can use it to open a door, fire a gun, etc.. For this type of animation, it is probably easier to use the animation editor that Unity provides to make your animations.
Hope this helps.
@$$anonymous$$ultitudes22, Yes definitely this helped me a lot. If you have some explanation reference link then point that as well here. So this become a complete reference for me.
i'm created 3D Character Animation(Human) in Autodesk Maya 2015. Exported Autodesk maya to FBX Animation file .after import character animation fbx file Unity 3D 5.5.4f1. Looking good for Animaion generaic working good animation . change to Animation type humanoid some jerks is there. what is the problem? what is difference ? how to remove flickering?
