clym
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OOooh I got it thank you!! So the reason I was messing up was on the example I gave, the angle was set to 43....once I set it to 0 degrees the X&Y were correct!! Then I apply the rotation based on the parent X+Y & parent Angle vs what I was doing which was trying to find the X+Y using the parent end point haha. Thank you for your patience!! Cheers @lucid
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Hmm so in the example given, you're saying bone_001's X&Y position will be that of the parent? At frame 1 the parent bone (bone_000) x&y = 0, so bone_001's x&y is therefore 0? I'm not quite sure I follow how that would work? Is there somewhere that has .scon reference so I know what each part is referring to? Cheers
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I've attached an image to show that I'm trying to get the "???" x + y value. Yeah I used the length (or width) of the root bone found in "obj_info" as "w:149" line 110 in the attached file - and the angle to find the x+y end position using basic trigonometry. The end x&y position of the root bone comes out correct (tested in the editor by creating a new bone with no parent). The xScale and yScale are default 1, for all the bones so I don't think that even showed up in the .scon file. I'll attach that file ... Even If I did apply that I'm not sure how that would change? for e
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Yes relative to the x&y of the end of the root bone? Is the root bone x+y absolute? If so... If i take the x of the end root bone and + the "relative" value to that...it comes to 371 in the example I gave. Vs it actually needs to be x:190 not 371! Any ideas how to convert that relative number to an absolute one? cheers
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Hi @lucid many thanks for your speedy reply! That's also what I thought originally although the numbers aren't coming out the same...maybe i'm doing something wrong. Let me give an example of just 2 bones: bone1 (root): X: 0, Y: 0, angle: 43.688, width: 149.44399. Using Cos and Sin method, the X+Y of the end is about: X: 108, Y: 103 (Math.cos(angle*(Math.PI/180))*width and Math.sin(angle*(Math.PI/180))*width) - which when I check in editor by manually placing a bone at those coordinates it seems correct. (Although Y is actually negative -103 vs 103 but that's fine). bone2 (paren
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Hi there, I'm currently trying to work with the .scon (json) file type that Spriter exports and I'm slightly confused by some of it's translation... Q: (Using Spriter release 11) - For the root bone, the X & Y positions found in the timeline array are the same as in the editor. - However the child bones X&Y position in the .scon seem to be very different to the editor and I can't figure out if the position is relative to the end X&Y of the parent/root bone? Or something else. any info on that would be great! Let me know if you need an aditional info/pics