AnimationPlayer displays animations on the wrong character model

[jannelau]

Godot version

4.13

System information

windows 11

Issue description

AnimationPlayer displays animations on only one local (3D) character model in the scene. The humanoid skeleton profile appears to be bugged. This doesn't appear to be related to the "local to scene" checkbox in the humanoid skeleton profile import menu

Steps to reproduce

• Import two 3D models into a scene (models are using the humanoid skeleton profile)
• Make both models local
• Animations only play on one of the models, no matter which animation player is used Only fix I've found is repeatedly re-importing the models until the correct one decides to finally play the animations (or never ever having two local character models in the same scene) The animation player works the same when running the game; only one model plays the animations I'm using the .glb file type when exporting from blender, if that matters

Minimal reproduction project

animation_bug.zip

[Calinou]

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[comfortmfune]

I think I have the same problem, and I'm seeing it here and there online. I use the mixamo rig, I've pretty much made everything as unique as I can, from duplicating resources, to checking that seemingly useless local_to_scene checkbox but nothing works. When logging, it shows that everything is fine, quite literally telling me the function for updating the animation is running with the correct rig as the argument but still end up only playing in the wrong rig, which is always the first. In my case it doesn't play consistently.