The issue you're experiencing is likely due to the order in which the constraints are applied. Constraints in Spine are calculated from top to bottom in the constraints node list. If the constraints are not in the correct order, the results of one constraint can be overwritten by another.
To fix this, you need to adjust the order of your constraints. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Path Constraint: Ensure that the path constraint for bone group A is applied first. This will position the bones along the path.
- Weight Path: Next, apply the weight path constraint to bone group B.
- Physics Constraint: Finally, apply the physics constraint to bone group B.
You can drag the constraints in the tree to reorder them. Here is a useful link for more information on constraint order: Constraints: Order.
If the constraints are applied in the correct order, bone group A should follow path A immediately, and bone group B should follow the physics constraint correctly.
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If you continue to experience issues, ensure that no other constraints are interfering with the desired behavior.
