Hello there,
This is my first post on the forum so i'll quickly introduce myself at the same time as posting my question.
My name is Florent, i'm 28, i work for a game company in france and i'm actually learning how to use both Spine and Unity.
I've absolutely no knowledge in coding, i'm just a dumb 2D artist ^^
I did my very first animation with Spine and exported it in Unity, and instantly ran into a problem.
When i created a directional light source in the scene, my character was not being lit, then i started turning my light in every direction to see if at least it would do something, and it did.
Now my character is being lit, but only when the directional is pointing in the opposite direction (towards the viewer) which makes no sense.
I'm also thinking about future problems, what if i want my character to cast shadow on a background? I guess it won't work as the light is pointing in the wrong direction?
The material is "Spine skeleton lit", is this the right one to use?
If anyone already had and then fixed that problem, i'd be glad to hear about it ^^
Sorry if this question has already been posted, i searched the forum and found nothing about it.
Thanks in avance,
Flo
So, according to my dear developer colleagues, this might be related to Spine exporting meshes with inverted vertices, so Unity sees them backwards, that's why it doesn't show up in Unity.
If i set the shader to Standard, it doesn't show up at all, if i turn the object 180° i can see it, that's the only proof i got for now XD
I started reading through Unity's forum and it seems i'm not the first one to have this problem, a double sided shader could do the trick as they seems to explain.
We will try to look further into this, if we find a solution i'll make sure to share it.
