Editing the player.cpp and player.h file in C++ to define a new "jump" animation FragmentID and bind it to a key, and use Mannequin Editor to add animation fragments, layers, blend transitions, and tags. Although this tutorial makes changes to some C++ files, the changes can be understood and utilized by non-programmers to add custom animation fragments. Topics index:

• 0:00 Introduction
• 0:50 Defining the Mannequin system
• 1:45 Intro to Mannequin terms through a finished Mannequin player setup
• 4:30 Creating a new project and generating a C++ solution
• 5:45 Setting up a jump animation fragment in player.h
• 7:30 Setting up a jump animation fragment in player.cpp
• 15:40 Editing scope in Mannequin's player.xml
• 17:30 Using Mannequin Editor to define a jump fragment ID
• 18:55 Adding animation fragments and tags in Mannequin Editor
• 19:30 Adding an animation layer in Mannequin Editor
• 20:50 Previewing animation timelines in Mannequin Editor
• 21:15 Adjusting blend transitions in Mannequin Editor
• 24:00 Viewing and editing Mannequin's XML files directly
• 25:10 Testing the animations in a level 26 :00 Experimenting with animation layer settings