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  • warmanw

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    Hi

    We have a static spine object. No animations, no meshes only one bone.

    We use it as a thumbnail image in dialog which have 40-50 of instances.

    We just found out that unity calls these functions for these objects.

    SkeletonRenderer.LateUpdate();
SkeletonAnimation.Update();

    Is there any way to minimize updates since we only need slots to be drawn?

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    • warmanw

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      • Pharan

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        Disable the SkeletonAnimation or SkeletonRenderer component.
        Call its LateUpdate method manually. Call it only once if you only need it to render the first time.

        • Rrkamalya1

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          Hi Pharan.
          I have the same situation, could you advise please?

          My code looks like this :

          playerAnim = (SkeletonAnimation)gameObject.AddComponent("SkeletonAnimation");
playerAnim.skeletonDataAsset = playerData;
playerAnim.skeletonDataAsset.atlasAssets[0].Reset();
playerAnim.skeletonDataAsset.Reset();
playerAnim.state = new Spine.AnimationState(playerAnim.skeletonDataAsset.GetAnimationStateData());
playerAnim.calculateNormals = true;
playerAnim.loop = false;
playerAnim.Reset();

          Do I have to add the following to disable the SkeletonAnimation component?

          playerAnim.enabled = false;
playerAnim.LateUpdate ();

          Thanks in advance!

          • Pharan

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            @[удалено]
            That first part of your code is a totally different topic.
            I'd be happy to discuss potential problems with it if you open a new thread/topic with it.
            I think it will be helpful for other people too.

            But yes, that second part of your code is correct.