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Above we see a comparison in the direction of the Z axis, which in the Unity engine should be the front axis. In principle there is no problem in having a character with bones with different orientation, but this can affect some procedural animations like Lean Body and Procedural Driving Animation:

Procedural Driving Animation in wrong axis

To solve this is simple, just configure the axis of the Components below:

{% hint style="success" %} **It is possible that this configuration above does not work for your character**, since each character can vary the orientations depending on the software it was made and the way it was exported, but you just need to see which axes of the character's bones should be rotated, you can experiment with settings until one that works best for your character. {% endhint %}