Hello,

We have just started out using spine for our unity game.
Upon importing the animations in unity we noticed that there is something strange going on with some animation transitions

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As you can see, both the scarf and head dissapear and interpolate to the incorrect positions.

Here's an overview of our skeleton setup for the character.

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Since we're pretty new to spine, it could be that we are doing something wrong with the keyframed animations, since those seem to be effected.
However, here you can see that some of the bones are positioned incorrect (the sword )and that some attachments are incorrect (most noticeable on the feet)

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I hope anyone can point us in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!

Mitch wrote

I'll take a look at it but it'll have to wait until Sunday at the earliest; got a big hackathon thing going on in SF tomorrow I gotta be at all day.

Cool, thanks! Have fun at the hackaton

Xelnath wrote

Can you try changing that to:

skeletonAnim.skeleton.SetBonesToSetupPose();
skeletonAnim.AnimationName = animation;

That doesn't seem to change anything unfortunately

Mitch wrote

Proving once again that Spine-Unity is actually my dirty 2D side project, meanwhile everyone tries to make me do all these fancy AR/VR/3D things

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if( skeletonAnim == null ) skeletonAnim = animator.gameObject.GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();
   skeletonAnim.Skeleton.SetBonesToSetupPose();
   skeletonAnim.AnimationName = animation;

adding skeletonAnim.Skeleton.SetBonesToSetupPose(); fixes your issue. your keyframes are wrong.

That looks great, really polished for a weekend project. And the sounds totally finish it haha.

I had already added that line of code after Xelnath had suggested it, it fixes some problems, but I the "FTZ_JumpMid" is somehow still messed up. And in the preview window everything seems to be even worse, but I can live with that I guess haha.

So you're suggesting our problem lies with the actual animations in the spine software? I hate to be that kid in class that just can't stop asking questions, but could you clarify what you mean with the keyframes? I'm not quite sure what I should relay to our animator now.

Edit: What might be related is that I have disabled "Bake Animations" and "Bake IK" in the skeleton, but when I run the scene the values are permanently enabled again, even when I stop playing the scene afterwards.

Edit2: I noticed that the animations seem fine when I disable mxing

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This is what it looks like with mixing;

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During a tutorial it was mentioned that meshes and using mixing doesn't play well together, perhaps that could be the source of our problems? Because we are indeed using meshes on some parts.

Thanks a bunch for all the help!

Mitch wrote

Maybe pharan was right and I should just delete baking :/

Baking has absolutely nothing to do with your project.

Send your .spine file (with some blacked out source images if you must) to unity@esotericsoftware.com if you would.

Yeah I have no idea what it does to be honest haha, I just noticed the strange behavior of it toggling on.

I've send the e-mail, thanks for all the trouble again