Fade value setting
Updated: 08/26/2025
Fade values for switching between motions when embedding can be set.
The fade values set here can only be used in “Cubism Viewer (for OW).”
For more information on “Cubism Viewer (for Unity),” please refer to the “Animation Playback” page.
Tips
Fade-in/fade-out here does not refer to the fade-in/fade-out effect when switching screens used in videos, etc.
It is a setting item for smoothly connecting to a new motion during motion playback in the application.
Set Fade-in/Fade-out from the timeline palette
Setting fade values for the entire scene (overall fade)
Select [Animation] menu -> [Fading] -> [Fade-in/out settings] to open the settings dialog box.
You can also right-click on the right side of the timeline palette to open the settings dialog box.
The overall fade setting also applies to all tracks in a scene, so it does not matter where you right-click.
Select [Scene] from the setting targets in the dialog box and enter the fade in/out values.
After setting the fade value, click the “OK” button.
A fade-in/fade-out has been set for the entire scene.
Setting fade values for individual parameters (parameter fade)
Select the parameter for which you want to set the fade-in/fade-out.
Next, select [Animation] menu -> [Fading] -> [Fade-in/out settings] to open the settings dialog box.
You can also right-click on the red frame of the selected parameter to open the settings dialog box.
Select [Selected parameters] from the setting targets in the dialog box and enter the fade in/out values.
After setting the fade value, click the “OK” button.
The fade-in/fade-out is now set for the selected parameter.
You can also set parameters collectively by selecting a rectangle along the timeline.
In this case, set the setting target to [Parameters in selected range].
Point
If the fade settings for the entire scene and the fade settings for individual parameters are mixed, the fade settings for individual parameters take precedence.
Canceling fade value setting
Select the setting target and click the [Release settings] button, and the Fade-in/Fade-out fields will be automatically cleared.
In this state, click [OK] to cancel the setting.
Apply fade-in/out settings to other scenes
The fade-in/out settings can be applied to other scenes as well.
Select the model track of the scene to be applied.
Select [Animation] menu -> [Fading] -> [Apply fade-in/out settings to other scenes] to open the settings dialog box.
You can also right-click on the red frame on the right side of the timeline to open the settings dialog box.
When a scene is checked, information about the fade values are displayed at the bottom of the dialog box; confirm the contents and click [OK].
Fade values for the entire scene are applied to all model tracks, but fade values for individual parameters are applied only to model tracks that reference the same model.