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  • zadlo

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    Hey guys,

    I have a project where I need to create a bunch o smoke circles. I have decide to animate those in photoshop and then export image sequence to spine. And there would not by to much problems if I need to have one instance of it, but I need several of them so every time when I copy the bone with slot and images, my keyframe order is deleted and I need manually key every image.

    Is there something that I'm missing or that's the way how spine works right now?

    Thanks in advance!

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    • zadlo

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      • Pharan

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        Yeah. I was running into a similar problem recently while making effects too. Seems like Spine doesn't duplicate keys when you duplicate bones(its children) yet.

        But my keys were translate and scale keys. Not attachment keys.

        • Nate

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        Aye, keys aren't duplicated when you duplicate a bone. The tricky part on my end is mostly just managing all the data when a bone/attachment/slot/etc is duplicated, and also how to prompt the user in the UI. Soeren and I discussed this before and I think we figured that it wasn't too useful, but I think the use case we considered was different. It seems useful for effects needed in multiple places. Task:
        https://trello.com/c/2z9SvE5x/118-copy- ... e-slot-etc

        Here's an idea, you could use the unreleased skeleton attachment. Eg, here are two spineboys attached to the goblin's hands:
        http://i.imgur.com/azLI2U2.gif
        Eh, the export didn't compute the image bounds correctly and the spineboys should be playing the walk animation... but the idea would be your effect is a separate skeleton you an attach as many times as you want. It'll be some time before I have a chance to polish the feature though.