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1. ESOTERIC SOFTWARE SPINE ONE SKELETON MULTIPLE POSES INSTALL
2. ESOTERIC SOFTWARE SPINE ONE SKELETON MULTIPLE POSES SKIN

ESOTERIC SOFTWARE SPINE ONE SKELETON MULTIPLE POSES INSTALL

The mix-and-match example project is included in the latest Spine launcher which you install from your license page.

ESOTERIC SOFTWARE SPINE ONE SKELETON MULTIPLE POSES SKIN

We have a new example project called mix-and-match which shows off using the skin bones and constraints feature for user customizable avatars.

For example, if a mesh that is not in a skin is bound to bones that are in a skin. The tree shows warning icons if your skin bones and constraints cause unwanted results. The tree shows a skin icon to indicate they are in a skin. Spine automatically adds other bones and constraints to the skin, if they are required. Skin bones and constraints can be used in other ways too! For example, a skin can use constraints to move bones so a skeleton and all its animations can be reused for characters with different proportions.ĭrag and drop bones or constraints on to a skin to add them to the skin.

Plus inactive skin bones and constraints are not computed at runtime, so there is no performance impact to having many skins with bones and constraints. New tree settings let you hide inactive bones and constraints in the tree and viewport, so you can have as many skin-specific bones as you need, without cluttering up your project. When using skins for items, this means each item can have its own bones. Next up is one of the most exciting features in this release! Skins can now have bones and constraints that are only active when the skin is active. This lets you fit more images into each texture atlas page and reduces the size of your exports. When chosen in the texture packer settings, mesh attachment vertices are used to pack images as tightly as possibly. Spine can now do polygonal texture packing. Spine uses advanced algorithms that work well even with few vertices, which is important for runtime performance. Automatic tracing is much faster than placing vertices manually.

The sliders control how many vertices are used and how they are placed. To see it in action, edit a mesh and choose Trace. Spine can now trace an image to generate a mesh for you automatically. Check out the editor changelog as well as our runtimes changelog for a more detailed overview of the latest changes. Summer is here and with it comes a brand new Spine release! Watch the video above or read on for a run-down of the most important new features below.