New attachment's initial position

hanstone

Hi, sorry for poor english.

At attaching a image, I can't understand why the image's position is decided at odd position.

I think the image's position will be near, or center of attaching bone.
(I don't expect image's angle is aligned with bone's angle.)

but never happen! since spine 2.*.
It's your design?
🙂

Pharan

I can't reproduce the bug.

When I drag a new image to front_foot slot, it's centered on the front_foot bone.

hanstone

But It happens... often.

I tried with your example 'spineboy-mesh', doesn't happen.

But my project, I am afflicted with that bug since spine editor 2.*.

my info:
Windows 10
Spine 3.4.02 Professional

Pharan

Ah, I think I found the bug. I'll confirm in a second.

When the root bone is not at (0, 0), dragging a new image to a slot causes the root bone offset to be applied twice.

It's normally a good idea to leave the root bone at (0, 0) and not animate it, but attachment positioning shouldn't break just because you decided to move it.

New images incorrectly placed if root bone is not at origin. · Issue #97 · EsotericSoftware/spine-editor · GitHub

Erika

Oh that's something that happened to me when I imported some artwork, moved the root bone to match the center of the character leg, then moved the root bone back in place, generally meshes or random parts started to go in strange directions. Could this be related? (I posted a video months ago)

Pharan

Possibly. Can you link me to that video, Erikari? Might be relevant.

Erika

Sure, it was this one: (sorry for not attaching it earlier in this thread)

Nate

This is fixed in 3.5.00-beta. Cheers!