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# Sample Material
I recommend opening the **Sample Scene** to explore the setup. Inside, you’ll find **three characters**:
* One using a **CharacterController** component
* One using a **Rigidbody** component
* And one that’s completely **bare**
Each character includes a sample script I created called **`AnimationTester`**, which allows you to quickly test animations by binding different **AnimComposers** to different input keys.
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Some of the assigned **AnimComposers** are **full animations**, while others are **additive blends** or **bone-specific overrides**. This setup lets you easily observe how different animation types mix together in real time.
All characters share the same array of **AnimComposers**. This demonstrates that a single AnimComposer can work across multiple **Humanoid** characters—regardless of the **Preview Model** selected for it.
You only need to create a **character-specific AnimComposer** when the **ActionBlock settings** should differ between characters. For example:
* A larger character may cover more distance due to **Motion Warping**.
* A particular character might trigger **unique sounds** or **custom effects** on certain actions (like dying or attacking).
Feel free to **inspect and modify** these sample characters. You can insert your own custom **AnimComposers** into the **AnimationTester** component to see how they behave, or use one of the **template characters** as a foundation for building your own custom setup.
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