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Exporting Animations

tjbrunetto

I wanted to know if you can save an animation and then paste or copy this animation into a totally different spine project. I have an animation that is going to be run universally across all of the bad guys when they die. If they are all going to use this same animation it would save me hours and hours of work if I could bring this animation that is all ready completed from one project to another.

Tim

tjbrunetto

Pharan

Have you tried Spine > Import Project... > Animation?

Erika

You need to make sure you named the bones the same way when you do what Pharan said though.

tjbrunetto

Hi Esoteric Team,

I created a seperate skeleton for my death animation. Then I imported it to my other spine projects from the above instructions you gave me. Now when my character dies in script ie healthPoints <= 0 can I then switch to the other skeleton in the same gameobject and run the animation while simutaneously disabling the main character skeleton?

I am working on two different death animations as well. One for the evil characters and one for the good characters. The evil characters have a death animation where I use a clipping box. If I try to import the animation it states that I need every single bone of the other character which would break everything.

Erika

Regarding your first question, it's probably game-engine specific, but you should be able to do it.

Clipping is subject to limitations Clipping - Spine User Guide but I don't think that the fact that your receiving character has a clipping should prevent an animation from being imported.
As I wrote above, it's very important that the bones names across skeletons match. You might have more bones than the source skeleton, but not less. You could recreate the missing bones and then delete them after. Or you could make a copy of your source skeleton, delete the bones that are not present in the receiving skeleton, then try to import the animations.

tjbrunetto

Importing the animation has proven very difficult. The best method was the last thing you typed out. I deleted all bones that were different after copying the skeleton from the other Spine file. I then imported the animation but then it wanted the same amount of mesh vertices in the clipping area. I don't think that was the issue though. The translation of the bones and the rotations of the bones were totally off. I am going to manually go at this.