Search the mod’s community forum or GitHub issues page – others have likely solved the same problem.
After some trial and error, I realized that I had to manually delete the older version of PlayerAnimator and then install the newer version. I went to the Unity Asset Store, clicked on the "My Assets" tab, and found PlayerAnimator in the list. I clicked on the three dots next to it and selected "Delete".
Launch your game normally. The error should no longer appear. Important Notes install playeranimator version 190 or later
Finally, I was able to import the plugin into my project and start using the new features of version 1.9.0. The character animations were smoother and more realistic, and my game was starting to feel more polished.
The true value of this mod lies in its commitment to compatibility. Traditionally, overhauling player movements was a "break-all" endeavor that caused conflicts between different mods. PlayerAnimator solves this by providing a unified API that manages animation layers and priorities, ensuring that a mod adding a "sword swing" doesn't clash with one adding a "victory dance". It is more than just a tool; it is the infrastructure for a more immersive and communicative Minecraft experience, proving that even in a world made of cubes, there is always room for a little more soul in the machine. playerAnimator - Minecraft Mod - Modrinth Search the mod’s community forum or GitHub issues
Navigate to the official PlayerAnimator page on Modrinth or CurseForge. Go to the tab.
Godot users who rely on gd-plug or the AssetLib also need v190 or later for the new AnimationTree bindings. I clicked on the three dots next to it and selected "Delete"
npm install playeranimator@>=190.0.0