Updating to latest spine-c runtime

bukbukbukark

I need a helping prod in the right direction...

I'm trying to integrate the latest spine-c runtime (the one I've been using is from 3.0.10, around February) and I'm unsure how to handle some of the changes. I'm feeling super rusty about the whole thing tbh.

1) spMeshAttachment used to contain the verticesCount. It looks like in the new runtime this now lives in the 'super' spVertexAttachment, is that right?

2) SP_ATTACHMENT_SKINNED_MESH has gone, is SP_ATTACHMENT_LINKED_MESH the replacement? How should this be handled now, spSkinnedMeshAttachment and spSkinnedMeshAttachment_computeWorldVertices have also gone and it's not obvious to me what to use instead?

3) SP_ATTACHMENT_PATH is new to me, how should this be handled?

Mario

1) worldVerticesCount in super is what you want. Any attachment with vertices has a spVertexAttachment as the first field, e.g PathAttachment, MeshAttachment, BoundingBoxAttachment.
2) spMeshAttachment is actually the replacement. It handles both unweighted and weighted meshes. Linked meshes reference the vertices of another mesh attachment. Look into the SFML renderer to see how those are used.
3) unless you want to render the path attachment, you can ignore it. It is used by path constraints to tie bones to a path.

bukbukbukark

Perfect, all is well again :0)

Thanks a lot!