/// <summary>
/// This takes the property/trick you want to play (imagine the skater is in standard footing, non-switch), converts it to the property appropriate
/// for current stance, then plays that instead. It plays the motion you naively expect, which internally depends on stance/direction/etc.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="propertyName">the property name associated with the trick anim you want to play.</param>
public void PlayTrickAnim(string propertyName)
{
    // We store both original property name, AND the name we convert that into, for later clearing
    if (!trickAnimProperties.Contains(propertyName)) { trickAnimProperties.Add(propertyName); }

    // Now, mirror the movements front/back as appropriate.
    string newPropertyName = propertyName;
    string[] propertyTokens = newPropertyName.Split('_');

    if (InSwitch)
    {
        if (propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length -1] == "left") { propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] = "right"; }
        else if (propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] == "right") { propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] = "left"; }
    }

    if (goofyStance)
    {
        if (propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] == "left") { propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] = "right"; }
        else if (propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] == "right") { propertyTokens[propertyTokens.Length - 1] = "left"; }
    }

    newPropertyName = propertyTokens[0];
    for (int index = 1; index < propertyTokens.Length; index++)
    {
        newPropertyName += "_" + propertyTokens[index];
    }

    // (we gotta store both, to clear this properly, because of how you can enter switch state at or before the end of a trick, meaning we can't rely on current state telling us what anim was played)
    if (!trickAnimProperties.Contains(newPropertyName)) { trickAnimProperties.Add(newPropertyName); }

    // Now, apply the animation!
    character.SetBool(newPropertyName, true);
}