Had no a chance to look into it

Questions:
what is best for perfomance if I need to hide some parts of animated skeleton: alpha, remove bitmap or there is more interesting things?

PS: for editor it will be superrior if there will be a chance to play different animations on the background to emaulate runtime traks feature.

AAA oooo.

I hope I will have a chance to fill you with finest beer

PS: tomorrow I will find someone in office to pull that Git out. I am too old for all these fancy modern technologies

Do you expect ease to use weghts/alpha for tracks in nearest future?

PS: Be proud - Spine is awesome. We expect to achieve great results using it.

Thanks!

Am I right if I say - adding annimations to different tracks means both animations will play simultaneously?
If yes, are there any option to set weight for a track? For cases when different animations have influence for same bones.

Hi!

I see I may Mix from one animation to another. I found example in docs:

Combining animations
Multiple animations can be applied in sequence to animate parts of the skeleton differently:

Skeleton skeleton = new Skeleton(skeletonData);
AnimationState state1 = new AnimationState(stateData);
state1.setAnimation("walk", true);
AnimationState state2 = new AnimationState(stateData);
state2.setAnimation("shoot", false);
...
function render (float delta) {
   state1.update(delta);
   state2.update(delta);
   state1.apply(skeleton);
   state2.apply(skeleton);
   skeleton.updateWorldTransform();
   renderSkeleton(skeleton);
}

But how can I do it in cocos2d-x??
I am unable to understand where to find mentioned "apply" and "update"... Looks like documentation are far away from cocos2d-x classes. I was able to play and mix animations this way:

auto skela = static_cast<spine::SkeletonAnimation*>(&*ii);
				
spAnimation* animation = spSkeletonData_findAnimation(skela->skeleton->data, an.c_str() );
				
if (animation!=nullptr)
{
	spTrackEntry* pres = skela->setAnimation(0, an.c_str(), false);

if (randomize)
{
    skela->update(rand() % int(pres->endTime * 1000) / 1000.0);
}
}

Please assist.