Nate написал

Thanks, this was a good find. We've got it fixed in 4.1.09. Cheers! :beer:

Yay, thanks a lot ^^

You can see that when I adjust the smoothing value, it works fine for other parts, but ignores the part of the character's chin/face.
It happens in both MOV and GIF (maybe in every format)
And my spine version is 4.1.08

Misaki написал

We've fixed it in 4.1.27-beta and it has been released. Please update and check if the issue is solved.

Ahhh yes it fixed! Thanks a lot! <3

Misaki написал

Thank you for the information. I confirmed the problem can be reproduced in 4.0.64 and 4.1.24-beta, so created an issue ticket here: https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-editor/issues/654

We are sorry for the inconvenience, but please wait a little longer until we fix the problem.

Ok thanks ^^

Misaki написал

Sorry for the trouble. I have tried to reproduce the problem, but have not been able to do so yet, perhaps because I am not familiar with Chinese input. There are several ways to input Chinese, so could you give us some more information about the input method you are using? (Handwriting, Pinyin, Stroke, etc...)

Also, is the Spine version you are using 4.0.64 (the latest stable version)?

Yes my spine version is 4.0.64, and I use pinyin to input.
Btw you can type "wenzi" for "文字" if you want to reproduce the problem on the gif =P.

When you name something, enter Chinese with the Chinese input method, and the program will automatically generate the last text repeatedly.
This problem does not exist in the old version of Spine, it only appears in the new version.
(I use the Chinese input method that comes with Microsoft)

This bug occurred in 4.0.51-beta.
When you set any other keys, it will simultaneously add new color keys for all the slots that have already set color keys.