Make sure you are using the latest Spine and runtimes, this looks similar to an issue that was fixed recently.

I suspect the right leg might be transitioning from a negative scale to a positive scale and that's why this is happening; if that's the case, it's doing what it's supposed to be doing, it's just that it doesn't look good.

So the right leg is actually a mesh? Interesting bug.

I've not been able to put much time into it yet sorry, seeing Nate's comment about the runtime update I assumed that it would have been fixed. Will see if I can repro it in another project tomorrow.

I think we'll need the project to reproduce the problem. Can you email it? contact@esotericsoftware.com

Hi, I have purchased spine2.0 pro Yesterday.
I have trouble with import to Unity4.5.4.
Some animation are broken but I don't know what's going on.

This is movie of the animations on Unity.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/757 ... mation.m4v

This is C# Script.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using Spine;
using System;

public class SwitchAnimations : MonoBehaviour {
   

   SkeletonAnimation skeletonAnimation;
   SkeletonData skeletonData;
   

   void Start () {
      skeletonAnimation = GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();
   }
   

   void Update(){
      if (Input.GetKeyUp (KeyCode.W)){
         Reset();
         skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation (0, "walk left", true);
      }

  if (Input.GetKeyUp (KeyCode.A)){
     Reset();
     skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation (0, "walk right", true);
  }

  if(Input.GetKeyUp (KeyCode.S)){
     Reset();
     skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation (0, "Sitdown-idle", true);
  }

  if(Input.GetKeyUp (KeyCode.R)){
     Reset();
     skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation (0, "walk-back-Right", true);
  }

  if(Input.GetKeyUp (KeyCode.L)){
     Reset();
     skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation (0, "walk-back-left", true);
  }

   }

   void Reset(){
      if (skeletonAnimation.skeletonDataAsset != null) {
         if (skeletonAnimation.skeletonDataAsset.atlasAsset != null)
            skeletonAnimation.skeletonDataAsset.atlasAsset.Reset();
         skeletonAnimation.skeletonDataAsset.Reset();
      }
      skeletonAnimation.Reset();
   }
   

}

Please give me any hints.

Thanks,

change your Reset function to:

void Reset(){
     skeletonAnimation.skeleton.SetToSetupPose();
}

Thanks Mitch.

It got quite better but I still have some problems on transition.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/757 ... ation2.m4v

What should I do?

I've got an issue similar to this, SetToSetupPose() somewhat fixes this but every now and then you can see animations flicker parts they shouldn't be when transitioning, and don't look great.

SetToSetupPose() seems to be a bit inconsistent, is there not a better way to do this?

GamesByNight wrote

I've got an issue similar to this, SetToSetupPose() somewhat fixes this but every now and then you can see animations flicker parts they shouldn't be when transitioning, and don't look great.

SetToSetupPose() seems to be a bit inconsistent, is there not a better way to do this?

If you want smooth transitions from one animation to another, you should set a keyframe at frame 0 of every animation for every bone, key, slot, whatever you want to crossfade properly. if you do that you dont need SetToSetupPose

Thanks,
It got better but if the animations has the both of negative scale and positive scale and it switched on mid of animation, it has problem on transition.

Should I not use the both of negative scale and positive scale?