Nate I also found out that in animation mode it can be set to 0, but the new situation is that the vertices of the mesh under the control of the bone "0" can't be dragged anymore ~ if you can drag everything is fine ~

I'm exploring some ways to make 3d rotations, where I need to scale the bones that control the Y axis to 0, but the bone scale after version 4.0 can only reach 0.0001, can anyone tell me the reason, how to solve it, thank you~

Mario Thank you~ I'll keep it up

Misaki got it!Achieve freedom of emoji，thank you

Misaki After I clicked, there's a capital letter hahaha_forget it

Misaki Absolute spine animation.Maybe we can come up with more ways to use it, it'd be really cool! Also, I have a question, why can't I send emoji pictures like you guys?T-T

Nate Thank you so much！This head is a bit tricky to handle because it's too sideways, and the nose is too long. I managed to get the job done, but just barely.Yes, I tried using a binding method to control the rotation of the camera. Turning, scaling, and moving can create some pretty cool stuff you never would have thought of! This is my first time trying this out, maybe I'll upload some new displays later today.

Harald 谢谢你 : Thank you for enjoying this！I've seen Paul Bonner's artwork and I gotta say, it's pretty cool~ extremely wild!

The SPINE animation I made for the game Heroes Evolved experimented with a few more difficult key points in terms of technology.

1. Simulate character binding with 3D effects
2. Lens control binding that simulates 3D effects
3. Animation of the flame cycle path fixed to the hand at both ends
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   Thank you