The full release removes the beta restriction that limited playback to local Studio tests. Graphs can now run inside active games, while clips and graphs share the same animation asset definition, so developers can swap them in code without rebuilding the surrounding playback system.
The editor uses connected nodes to describe blends and transitions. During testing, active nodes and parameters light up in real time; creators can also debug unloaded graphs, inspect them in server mode and choose any rig for preview.
Roblox says it fixed more than 280 bugs after beta feedback. Existing LoadAnimation scripts still work, and scripts remain useful for feeding parameters such as speed, but animators can own the blending and sequencing logic without maintaining a large custom state machine.