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Unity: Calling methods while in editor.

ErikH2000

I am trying to write some tools that run in the editor that basically help me set up some keyframes affecting SkeletonAnimation objects. I'd like to use the methods for flipping, setting animation, setting attachments to pose the SkeletonAnimations at key frames in the editor.

The skeleton member of the SkeletonAnimation is not set until start(), which I think effectively means that these programmatic features won't be available in edit mode (only play mode).

Shiu had said in another thread 4 weeks ago that there was a plan to make flipX/Y available from edit mode. Are you generally planning to make the skeleton methods available from edit mode?

Also, just want to say I've been really pleased with Spine and the Unity runtimes. The docs on runtimes are intelligently organized.

-Erik

ErikH2000

Pharan

But Spine editor doesn't even support addons.
I think you might have misunderstood Shiu. He was talking about flipping in Spine Editor, the program you use for animating.

In terms of interfacing UnityEngine's animation system with the SkeletonAnimation and Spine.Skeleton objects.

It seemed pretty obvious to me that the answer would be to set up an interfacing class between Unity's animation system (which can only invoke public methods on attached MonoBehaviours) and Spine, but I've gotten mixed results, mostly because of Unity doing unpredictable stuff when you invoke methods through Unity's animation event triggering. I haven't tried to do this again since 4.5 though.

Regardless, Spine itself has no trouble responding to method calls 'cause that's just how it normally works in all other uses. It just works.

Anyway, ideally, the interfacing class would know how to change flipX flipY on Spine.Skeleton, and maybe do more complicated things like tell the skeleton to switch attachments.