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# Composite Effects

This Scriptable lets you combine multiple effects together, under a single Effect Tag (of course you can assign any animation, including built-in ones).\
For example having both a “shake” and “wave” animations with specific parameters, that you can later use with `<style0>`.

<img src="/files/b215HsmlElqNa1baDpXW" alt="text animator composite style0" width="500">

#### Composite With Emission <a href="#composite-with-emission" id="composite-with-emission"></a>

Same as above, but you also have an “Emission” module that lets you control the effect intensity through time.

This is pretty useful in case you have an animation that is usually designed to be infinite, like the “Shake” behavior effect, but you’d like to convert it to an Appearance/Disappearance one (thus, having it to play only in one cycle and with an emission from 1 to 0).

<figure><img src="/files/7FSE0FW4kG4VgpGhCFTg" alt=""><figcaption><p>built-in shake effect with intensity curve</p></figcaption></figure>


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