imported character messed up in UE4

scardario

Hi, my character in spine looks like this:

but when imported to UE4, it's completely messed up:

The whole pink area is supposed to be the torso or leg.

Any idea of why this is happening? Is there a limit on the number of bones I can bind to a mesh?

The animations play without problem in Spine editor.

Using 3.7.32-beta, the runtime was updated from github 4 days ago.

scardario

Mario

That's one big batch of skin 🙂

Could you send your .json/.skel and atlas files to contact@esotericsoftware.com? I'll try to reproduce it.

What version of UE are you using?

From what branch did you get the spine-ue4 runtime? The default 3.6 branch? The 3.7-beta branch? The 3.7-beta-cpp branch?

scardario

Sent.

Thanks for the answer

Using UE4.19 with runtime 3.7-beta-cpp

I think the problem might be that I'm using a bone (legs) to invert the scale of a curve (path-pierna-r), which is modifying a set of bones. I was looking for a way to flip the leg for some animations.

Mario

Thanks for the repro! There shouldn't be a way for you to mess things up by scaling. If it looks right in the editor, it must look right in the runtime as well. I'm investigating.

Mario

This was a bug in the PathConstraint implementation in spine-cpp. It's fixed in 3.7-beta and 3.7-beta-cpp. Thanks for reporting!

scardario

Thank you!

When I try to fetch the 3.7-beta-cpp repository with GitHub Desktop, the next error pops up, I'm not sure if it downloads all the updated files:

The message doesn't seem to appear in other repositories, and so far I hadn't had any problem downloading 3.7-beta-cpp

Mario

Uhm, what Git client are you using? The spine-runtimes repository on GitHub is publicly accessible, I'm afraid I have no idea why your Git client is complaining.

scardario

I deleted the repository from my disk, logged out and cloned it again. That seemed to work.

Thank you