:hi: Hi there,
There are several mouth animations in my game, and the mouth changes depending on the animation/emotion. That means if the mouth is not the same mouth layer as the default mouth, there will be a snap when the mouth animation loop ends.
For example let's say my default mouth is A. And I have a B emotion with a B talking mouth animation playing.
What happens when B mouth animations stops is it snaps the mouth back to A mouth.
I did notice though when I don't loop the mouth animation, when the animation ends, at least within the Spine Editor, the animation stays on the last frame without snapping. It only snaps again if I remove that animation from the Track.
In Unity though, it's designed to snap back to default after the loop ends, correct? Since this is a mouth animation though, it needs to loop, so I'm stuck with this issue.
One way I thought to get around this is when the last loop ends, keep the animation on the last frame, like in the Spine editor, so it doesn't snap to default. The snap can then happen behind the scenes when I change emotion while the camera is focused on another character.
So in summary, how can I set the B mouth animations to the last frame when the last loop ends?
I already have the Complete event, is there some way I can just set it to freeze for this particular animation? Of course the other animations like blinking and breathing etc that are running on different tracks should still work.
SkeletonGraphic.AnimationState.Complete += delegate (Spine.TrackEntry TrackEntry) {
// set the animation to freeze at last frame and not reset to default layers
};
Thank you for your help.
UPDATE:
I just set timescale to 0 for that track entry inside that event and I tested a few more things it looks good. Just wanted to ask if there are any potential hiccups that might come up from this, that I may not be aware of yet? Thanks so much!
