This quick-tip video shows you how a Signal track in Timeline lets you place time-based signals on a Timeline that trigger events or callbacks in your game logic easily.

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Unity's Timeline Signal Track feature lets you trigger public functions on game objects at specific points in a timeline sequence. By adding a signal track, dragging a game object into the slot (which automatically adds a signal receiver component), and creating signal emitters, you can connect timeline events to script functions. This enables time-based interactions like triggering indicator lights or other game behaviors during cutscenes or animations.

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