fshakhverdiyev It is a good idea to have a track for the animation to which the root motion needs to be applied and specify the track number in the Animation Tracks of the SkeletonRootMotion component.

The SkeletonRootMotion changes the position of the GameObject not at the end of the animation, but at any time, so there should be no problem with the GameObject returning to its original position if it is disabled in the middle of the animation.

@fshakhverdiyev How did you mirror the skeleton to chieve the direction flip? In general the SkeletonRootMotion component should work automatically with flipped x direction movement.

fshakhverdiyev If your have any advice for me. Please let me know. Thanks! (Flip my character with root bone ScaleX)

Are you flipping the same root bone that you're using as Root Bone for the RootMotion component? If so, that sounds somewhat problematic to me. I'm not quite sure yet if this shall be supported or whether it poses a theoretical problem.

Please consider flipping via setting Skeleton.ScaleXor via flipping the GameObject's Transform Scale X value for now.

fshakhverdiyev I fix the issue from zero. I remove root motion completely and remove root key frames from animation. I manually update my Rigidbody velocity in script. I think this is maintainable, predictable and extendable

That's good to hear, thanks for letting us know.

fshakhverdiyev Hi again. On my case : ScaleX set -1 for root bone. And RootMotion component applied for rootBone

By the above sentence, do you mean you have the following hierarchy?

root       // you scale that -1 and 1
- rootBone // this is your bone assigned at the SkeletonRootMotion component
-- hip and other skeleton bones

fshakhverdiyev @Misaki @Harald can you asist please ?

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fshakhverdiyev Harald Skeleton.ScaleX works fine thanks

Glad to hear you've got it worked out! Thanks for letting us know.