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# Sidekick Body Slider

The **Sidekick Body Slider** component allows you to control a character’s body blendshapes using a Unity UI Slider.\
Moving the slider updates the selected body property in real time.

**Target**\
The Sidekick character whose body blendshapes will be modified.

**Body Property**\
Defines which body property will be controlled by the slider:

* **Body Type**
* **Body Size**
* **Musculature**

The **Sidekick Body Slider** automatically reads values from the Slider component attached to the same GameObject and applies them to the target character.

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