Hi, just wondering what your recommended method (in case I've missed it) would be in this situation.

I have 2 separate game objects that both use use the same skeleton animation, they use different skins however (a player skin and an enemy skin.)

I added code to the player object to manipulate the bones to look towards the mouse, this is what I use to find the bones:

animation = GetComponent<SkeletonAnimation>();
neck = animation.skeleton.FindBone  ("neck");
leftShoulder = animation.skeleton.FindBone ("arm_upper_far");
rightShoulder = animation.skeleton.FindBone  ("arm_upper_near");

The problem I have is that this will also find the "enemy" bones and so it will apply any changes I make to the bones on both of them.

Looking at the code for FindBone this does look intended, so I'm assuming that I should be using something else so that I only select the players bones. What should I do instead?

Thanks.

That explains why the problem occurs Mitch, thank you! I did not realise BoneData + Bone were two very different things.

Found my solution, I had not looked at the latest goblins.cs example found here:
https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/blob/master/spine-unity/Assets/Examples/Scripts/Goblins.cs

Confusion occurred because I was looking at out of date examples and saw people rotating the BoneData instead of the Bone. Since I was not calling rotations inside of UpdateLocal I was obviously not seeing any changes to the bones when locally rotating them.