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# Baked Animation Options

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See Baked Animation Sequences section for more information.

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#### Loop Mode

Options for how the animation plays back

* **Loop**\
  Animation plays back continuously from beginning to end repeatedly
* **Random Loop**\
  Picks random point in time to start from and plays from beginning to end continuously
* **Freeze at end**\
  Plays animation once
* **Mirror**\
  Plays forward then reverse continuously

#### Playback Speed

Increase or decrease the speed at which the animation plays. Slower speeds may play choppy due to lack of model data to interpolate.

#### Frame Offset

Shift the animation forward or backward in time

#### Frame Offset Random

Shifts the animation forward or backward in time randomly if you have multiple instances of baked animations.

#### Random Seed

Generates a new random frame offset scenario.


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