Bug Character speed increased with override animation

Edit 2: It seems to be happening because of the line:

Code (CSharp):

1. character.applyRootMotion = applyRootMotion;

Edit: I removed the Avatar Mask and the weight of the Upperbody Override and the issue persists so now I'm thinking its not specific to the layer itself.

I have a character that uses the override mask on a separate Animator Layer but anytime that animation gets called (Or when the game starts up) my characters velocity increases until I perform a different action. After a different action is called my character speed resets to its default values.

I should note that the other animations call the same function to play their animations as my override.

I'm unsure if this is animator specific given that it happens up start up but I can only recreate it if the override animation is called again. If I comment out the line that calls the override animation the character spawns with the correct velocity.

This is my Avatar Mask


Animator Layers


Code that calls my animation function

Code (CSharp):

1. player.playerAnimatorManager.PlayTargetActionAnimation("Swap_Right_Weapon01", false, true, true, true);

Code to play animations

Code (CSharp):

1.         public virtual void PlayTargetActionAnimation(
2.             string targetAnimation,
3.             bool isPerformingAction,
4.             bool applyRootMotion = true,
5.             bool canRotate = false,
6.             bool canMove = false)
7.         {
8.             character.applyRootMotion = applyRootMotion;
9.             character.animator.CrossFade(targetAnimation, 0.2f);
10.  
11.             character.isPerformingAction = isPerformingAction;
12.             character.canRotate = canRotate;
13.             character.canMove = canMove;
14.  
15.             // Tell the server/host we played an animation, and to play that animation for everybody else present
16.             character.characterNetworkManager.NotifyTheServerOfActionAnimationServerRpc(NetworkManager.Singleton.LocalClientId, targetAnimation, applyRootMotion);
17.         }