ScriptReference/Animations.AnimationStream

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ScriptReference/Animations.AnimationStream

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Comment by @HilariousCow:

"velocity" is in local space, i.e. velocity relative to the animation's current root bone rotation. Multiply this by deltaTime to see the local (relative) displacement.
angularVelocity is not in degrees/second. I had a root motion animation which went through ~181 degrees. I counted up the displacement each time the root motion function got called. It added up to ~3.19. I figured, wow, that looks awful close to Pi!
So yeah, make sure, if you're dealing with eulers, to convert angularVelocity into degrees/second by multiplying by Mathf.Rad2Deg. Then before setting the downstream, remember to put it back into radians per second by multiplying it by Mathf.Deg2Rad.