Hiya,
I was wondering if there's a way to cache a certain object in unity so we can attach a sword or weapon to the hand which can change? Also it is important to us to be able to attach individual colliders to those things as well.
As far as I understand no game objects are used, but I was wondering if it's possible to retrieve the transform of a bone in its current state?
You can attach multiple images to a slot in Spine and change between the images at runtime using Skeleton SetAttachment. You can get a bone using Skeleton FindBone and access its world rotation, scale, and translation. You can use this to position a gameobject or collider.
Is there anyway in the runtime to get at this list of valid images for a slot?
Yes. See Skin FindNamesForSlot and FindAttachmentsForSlot. Attachments not in any skin in the editor will be found in the default skin (eg skeletonComponent.skeleton.Data.DefaultSkin.FindNamesForSlot("slot name")). Otherwise they will be in the appropriate skin (eg skeletonComponent.skeleton.Data.FindSkin("skinName").FindNamesForSlot("slot name")).
Sorry I know this is a unity question but are you certain this is in the c runtime? I can't find it with a search of FindNames.
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There isn't a way to get a list of available names in spine-c. The internals of Skin aren't exposed and there are no find*ForSlot methods. You could do a github pull request to add them.
Hiya, thanks for quick response. I had another question:
Is it possible to trigger a callback on a certain frame, or call a function when enough time has elapsed? I'd like to for example, play a footstep sound when the foot hits the floor, or fire a bullet when the gun is at a specific frame/time.
If so, what would be the best way of going about it?
Thanks for your time.
Nate đã viếtYou can attach multiple images to a slot in Spine and change between the images at runtime using Skeleton SetAttachment. You can get a bone using Skeleton FindBone and access its world rotation, scale, and translation. You can use this to position a gameobject or collider.
Didn't know this. This will help me alot of headache. When will documentation be presented? I thought I had it down but didn't know about the FindBone SetAttachment was about.
@hippocoder, that would be the Event Timeline task on the Trello board.
@ZacCom, runtime documentation will come pretty soon.
hippocoder đã viếtI'd like to for example, play a footstep sound when the foot hits the floor.
I too would like to know how to do this please.
