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# Animation

**Animation** is a group of triggers that are initiated when the playback state of another animation changes. There are 3 possible options: *Animation Start, Animation Stop, Animation Continue*. Each animation trigger has its own color Icon. 

![](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/i8yi34ze3or4h2h/010.png?dl=0)

For the animation trigger, you can choose the animation, which was already created from the pop-up menu, to launch the animation you need.

![](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k3dqvby61xjs459/011.png?dl=0)

By clicking on the Icon of the animation trigger you can change the animation trigger type.

#### Animation Start

Animation Start is a trigger that launches the animation of one object after capturing the animation start of another object.

#### Animation Stop

Animation Stop helps to start animation of the object after the animation of another object ends.

#### Animation Continue

Animation Continue launches the animation of the object while the other object is still being animated.

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