Hello!
I'm using the pixi-spine runtime, based off of spine-ts.
I'm running into some problems with transitioning between animations. I've attached a .gif of the issue. Basically, when switching to the down or sit animation the dog's body overshoots the target position. My code here is really simple:
const animations = ['run', 'walk', 'stand', 'down', 'sit']
if (animations.indexOf(data) !== -1) {
const trackEntry = this.dog.state.setAnimation(0, data, true)
}
I'm also having the problem if I switch to using addAnimation instead of setAnimation. Also, if I select the same animation over and over, the dog will also overshoot before snapping back to the correct pose.
Finding this really odd because in the Spine editor I don't have this problem at all in the Preview pane when switching between animations.
To narrow down the problem, I also put my files into the spine-ts webplayer and am seeing the same issue (I did have to comment out some lines in spine-player.js that ran clearTracks and setToSetupPose so that I could see some sort of transition)
Previously, I wasn't using IK or path constraints at all and did not have this problem. The new version of my file uses both (IK on each paw and the nose, and PC on the tail/back/neck)
perhaps it's related?
I did do some forum searching and found this post (Snapping Issue) but I think my situation might be different, as I'm not seeing the problem in the spine editor Preview pane and am seeing it in the web player.
Does anyone know what might be going on here?
Thanks!
-Jenny
