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does multi track animation support in ofAssimpModelLoader?

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Hi, In my scene, I have a fbx model which make a human with two animations: "idle" and "mouse open", the human do idle animation looply, concurrently when the human need to speak, I start play the "mouse open" animation.

This is common reqirement in digital human business. In this situation, I think when mouse open animation playing, corresponding mouse skeleton is affect by only "mouse open" animation? I'm not sure for tech implement detail. In before I done this in 2d digital human app which used a library called spine2d, In which, have a freature called animation track, the deatil is here: https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-applying-animations. I think this can help me to illustration what I want.

So what I want to know Is: does the ofAssimpModelLoader addon support this feature? can you give me some advice about my question?

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Start by reviewing the ofAssimpModelLoader addon and how it represents the two animations described in the issue. Determine whether concurrent, independently targeted animation tracks are supported; done should be a clear capability answer or a specifically scoped feature proposal.

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cpp
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computer-graphics
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