Graphics.DrawProcedural & DrawProceduralIndirect.Graphics.SetRandomWriteTarget, RenderTexture.enableRandomWrite. Render textures with 'random write' access ('UAVs' in DX11 lingo).Can use them in compute shaders and regular shader model 5.0 shaders (Material.SetBuffer, Shader.SetGlobalBuffer). ComputeBuffer scripting API ('structured buffers' in DX11 lingo).Compute shaders (*.compute files, ComputeShader in scripts).#pragma geometry, hull, domain in shader files. Geometry shaders (require DX10 GPU) and hull/domain shaders (require DX11 GPU).On Windows Vista and later, and with DX10 or better level GPU, you can use DirectX 11 now.Supports Culling (Animator.cullingMode = AnimatorCullingMode).

Multiple IK layer solving (changes to OnAvatarIK() API).

Preview of generic or hybrid skeleton in Animation Clip, Blend Tree and Transition inspector.

Support for human avatars with additionals bones (“hybrids”).

Differences between start and end pose is smoothed out by the importer to ensure perfect looping.

Indicators for pose looping quality and motion looping quality lets you easily pick the range with optimal looping.

Preview the animation as your drag the ranges of a clip.

Slice up your authored or motion-captured animations directly inside Unity with the industry's best tool for the job.

Map the bones of your model to human muscles with a single click, or fine tune the setup for full control.

Use the same animations on different proportion characters with no overhead or need for storing multiple versions of the clip.

Once imported as muscle clips, animations can be used with all humanoid characters with no additional conversions needed.

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