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Hair and b**bs built-in physics?

Abelius

Hi all,

I'll be straightforward...: is there a direct way to assign a bone to be 'springy' so you could already see how it moves IN the animation editor...?

I've purchased Spine Pro today because my dear bother told me great things about the software and well, because I also seen a very suggestive video about mesh deformation applied to luscious female bodies... :$ To be more specific, this video:

I came to the understanding that her long hair and big... assets moved because another part of her body moved and those parts were bind to springy bones. But now I'm not so sure. And that my friends is worrying me a lot... :wonder:

Well the thing is, I already had some experience with MOHO (Anime Studio) and although its support for Unity is dreadful, it comes with many features. A good deal of them doesn't work in Unity (Smart Bones), but one of those that works is that you can assign a 'spring effect' to a bone and already see how it swings in the editor, without needing to attach a script in Unity and see them then.

I'm already past any sensible time to go to bed and I'm really tired of diving into the manual and videos... So please, could you tell me if what I say is possible in the Spine editor proper?

I know that I should have done my homework better. To be honest, I thought 'Free Form Deformation' meant 'b**bies that move on their own'... :p But well... yeah, maybe not, right?

Thank you.

Xelnath

Does asking this question really require you to ogle and objectify the subjects?

Pharan

Straightforwardly, no. The editor doesn't have any physics simulation.

Abelius

Xelnath написав
Does asking this question really require you to ogle and objectify the subjects?

For the kind of game I'm doing? Yes, 'objectification' and 'ogling' party 24/7!

Oh, and I'd also add the words 'misogyny' and 'patriarchy', yes... my plan is to take over the world solely with this game and bend all women to my wicked wishes. MUA HA HA HA!! :smirk:

Pharan написав
Straightforwardly, no. The editor doesn't have any physics simulation.

Oook... well, that's a disappointment for sure. 😢

Anyway, I suppose that only means that I'll need to simulate those effects myself. Apart from that this software is really good and have other features that are mighty useful, so I'm not saying I regret my purchase. 😉

Thank you for replying!

bapho

Hmm. But this does pose an interesting feature request. Can you guys do something like letting us make and apply a custom function to a bone that makes it animate dynamically? And while previewing the effect, we can choose to expand the animation function into the timeline as keyed SRTs?

@Abelius, there's another animation software like spine called creature. It might have what you're looking for. The GUI editor is confusing though, at least for me..

Abelius

bapho написав
@[видалено], there's another animation software like spine called creature. It might have what you're looking for. The GUI editor is confusing though, at least for me..

Thanks bapho. I've take a look and it seems ok, but even if it was superb... well, I already spent my budget for animation software. :notme:

Thing is, I also have MOHO so I was thinking about using it to make and preview the animations, take a look at how the 'wiggling' parts move in it, and then replicating every frame in Spine and adding some mesh modifications for good measure.

It's not an ideal workflow but for now it should be fair enough for creating more than good enough animations for my game. Because I'm not creating a Street Fighter clone, you know... 😃