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  • MariuszP

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    • MariuszP

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      I've found following code in the Animation class.

      if (time >= frames[frames.length - 3]) { // Time is after last frame.
				bone.x += (bone.data.x + frames[frames.length - 2] - bone.x) * alpha;
				bone.y += (bone.data.y + frames[frames.length - 1] - bone.y) * alpha;
				return;
			}

      the point is it break the position of the root bone in my animation. The point is - root bone doesn't have any keyframes. And when this code get's run the bone.x and bone.y gets reseted to 0. And I would like to know what I could change in the animation to avoid this stuff.

      Cheers
      Mariusz

      • Nate

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      If your root bone is not keyed, then that code should not be executed on it. Are you sure you haven't keyed the root bone?

      • MariuszP

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        I've added the key by accident but then I've removed it. Yet the problem remains.

        • Nate

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        That seems odd. Maybe you can email the skeleton and animation files as JSON? You don't need to include the images.
        contact@esotericsoftware.com
        See MixTest in the libgdx runtime, it moves the skeleton without the root bone position being reset. Maybe something is strange with yours though.