Specifies the blend mode to use for the layer.

The number of clips in the layer.

When turned on, randomly selects a clip from a custom distribution of clip names and weights.

When Randomize Clips is turned on, this seed is used when randomly selecting clips.

When Randomize Clips is turned on, this is the number of groups of clips in the custom distribution.

A string pattern that specifies one or more clip names. The pattern follows the same syntax as the match VEX function. The Weight value for the group is divided evenly between the matching clips.

Specifies how likely the clips are to be selected.

The name of an animation clip.

The name of a transform group, which specifies a subset of the transforms in the agent’s rig that the clip is applied to. Transform groups can be created using the Agent Transform Group SOP.

Specifies how to blend between this clip and the base layer. When Blend Mode is set to Interpolate, a value of 0 has no effect, and a value of 1 completely overrides the base layer. When Blend Mode is set to Additive, Blend Ratio specifies the percentage of the clip’s rotations that are added to the base layer.

When there are multiple Clips in the layer, this specifies the weight used when blending between each clip.

When turned on, starts playing back the clip when the specified input crowd trigger becomes active.

When turned on, the clip is played through once, instead of repeating until the trigger is released. This parameter is available when Activate with Trigger is turned on.

When Activate with Trigger is turned on, and the trigger is activated, the clip is blended in over the specified number of frames.

When Activate with Trigger is turned on, and the trigger is released, the clip is blended out over the specified number of frames.

When turned on, overrides the initial clip time for the animation clip, and sets the initial clip time (in seconds) for all agents in this state. When turned off, the initial clip time is inherited from the state’s base animation clip.

When Initial Clip Time is turned on, this randomly shifts the initial clip time forward for each agent by up to the specified number of seconds.

When Random Clip Offset is turned on, this seed is used when randomly varying clip times.

When turned on, specifies a multiplier for how fast the animation clip is played back. When turned off, the clip speed is inherited from the state’s base animation clip.

When Clip Speed Multiplier is turned on, this is a multiplier for how fast the locomotion channel of the animation clip is played back.

The percentage that the Clip Speed Multiplier can be randomly increased or decreased by. For example, if the Clip Speed Multiplier is 0.7 and the Variance is 10%, the agents' clip speed multipliers will be random values between 0.63 and 0.77.

When Variance is turned on, this seed is used when randomly varying clip speeds.

When turned on, uses a local expression to override the parameters related to the clip speed multiplier or initial clip time for a specific clip, as well as the blend ratio and weight for the clips. Select Pass Through from the drop-down menu on the right to see the variables that you can modify.

When turned on, uses a local expression to modify the array of blend ratios and weights. Select Pass Through from the drop-down menu on the right to see the variables that you can modify.

The name of the simulation data to apply the POP node to. This commonly is Geometry, but POP Networks can be designed to apply to different geometry if desired.

For nodes with local expressions, this controls where ch() style expressions in VEX are evaluated with respect to. By making this ., you can ensure relative references work. It is important to promote this if you are embedding a node inside an HDA if you are also exporting the local expressions.