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Thank you Nate. I will do just that. 🙂
Thank you again Misaki. I will take your offer and make some video and project material for my next experimentation. I have more time for experimentation now that I finished my contest entry.

Here is my FF14 Endwalker contest entry on DeviantArt. Animated in (and only) Spine, of course. :nerd:

Video format: https://www.deviantart.com/silverstraw/art/FF14-Endwalker-Entry-video-901630764

More experiments

Phase 1: Rig.

Phase 2: Move Rig.

Phase 3: Apply Texture.

Phase 4: Ghosting. Just for coolness.

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  • Misaki

  • Gönderi #12
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Thank you for sharing your animations again! It's really interesting and fun to watch your magical fake 3D animations :heart:
This method could be used to create an animation of a music box with spinning dolls.

8 gün sonra

Very cool! Thanks for taking the time to show your setup!

Also, I can't resist but state that your ghosting GIF would be the most glorious screensaver of all time! :nerd:

Sorry for the late response. I have been busy programming a web solution with my off-work time.

Thank you, Misaki, for returning and replying. It keeps my morale up. 🙂
You can definitely create a spinning doll music box using this method, but I was aiming for a more ambitious goal. One day I am going to rig a full faux 3D model in Spine with body movements. The experimental rig was actually bending simple legs. I call it a half-success.

Thanks, Harald, for chiming in. I think my setup has ways to go but this experimental setup is progressing to my goal. I am using ghosting GIF as my DeviantArt avatar. 8)

3 ay sonra

  • mumu

    • Gönderi #15
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    magic！！！

    8 ay sonra

    • Misaki

    • Gönderi #17
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    Oh my gosh, the animation combined the fake 3D rotation and bending is really interesting 😃

    24 gün sonra

    I am planning out on how to rig a full body humanoid character for future testing. The trouble areas are going to be the pelvic region, shoulder region, neck-head region.

    Working in progress:
    https://wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/v/mp4/1e351697-997f-420a-b339-55dc604511c0/dflc69s-dd8f33e8-5c8c-4b27-89ac-396730208f88.1080p.6857604ca27e44b88f5138d0709b4ce1.mp4

    How Working In 2.9D Feels Like in Spine:
    https://wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/v/mp4/1e351697-997f-420a-b339-55dc604511c0/dflc6u5-49f09ff4-3b9c-41a1-8e4c-8e005f8d1f81.1080p.871677e12f6945cb853c167a4119baf7.mp4

    • Misaki

    • Gönderi #19
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    Those videos are AMAZING!!! You have successfully developed Spine 3D :magic:

    bir yıl sonra

    • Nate

    • Gönderi #23
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    The OBJ importer is super cool! Very clever! 🙌

    7 gün sonra

    Combining faces and texture coordinate generating and correcting require more wizardry than I want to pursue.

    • Nate

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    It's neat but yeah I can imagine it's pretty tricky to get the UVs just right, especially for arbitrary geometry.

    2 ay sonra

    • IInit

      • Gönderi #26
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      我很荣幸发现这个帖子!!!

      3 ay sonra

      I updated the the converter from Sketchup Obj into Spine JSON to allow each mesh attachment to have multiple triangles. The converted mesh texture coordinates isn't perfect and requires fine tuning. I don't think I can improve on that. If Spine can accept the imported, mangled mesh, I think it's good enough.

      bir ay sonra

      looking great

      2 ay sonra

      I finally got the motivations to do this bone test.

        SilverStraw Excellent! I wonder why 3D rotation is so visually interesting. Are these bones going to be animated in the future, keeping this 3D rotation?