Never stop uploading new content, we need you, this is the only channel on KZread that makes Spine make sense for us starters. Every other tutorial is too advanced or they miss crucial points

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Hearing this means a lot to me, thank you so much! 🧡 I create tutorials that I wish were available when I was a beginner, and hearing that they actually help makes my day! :) I have a few ideas for the new Spine tutorials in mind, but is there anything specific that I can help with?

@Chief-wx1fj

4 жыл бұрын

Think Citric the coding part of spine in Unity has always been a struggle for me, it’s so much easier for me to learn from videos than text-user-guides (like on their website). Their example files in Unity are good, but then you have to reverse engineer how they created them... so messy, I really wish they had proper tutorial videos on how to create their example scenes. Keep up the awesome work!

@Chief-wx1fj

4 жыл бұрын

For example the most requested thing ever in their forums is a proper explanation of how to create a game with different armors, weapons etc

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

@@Chief-wx1fj yeah, the mix&match of the skins. I have an idea on how to do that, but I didn't have a chance to actually try and make a sample scene. Thanks for the food for thought! :)

Wow! This is exactly the kind of course I was looking for to learn Spine. Thanks for posting this. 😎

@ThinkCitric

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear that, and I hope you'll enjoy the course! :)

Glad you're back.

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! :) Glad to be back!

I loved your first course! This is an instant buy.

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Yay! Thank you! :)

Ok, I went through the whole tutorial this morning and I have to say it's very well done. The information is presented clearly and simply. I was never lost or confused. I'll be posting a positive review on Udemy today. :) One minor note: You could have avoided the step where, upon import to Spine, you had to select all your attachments and use the translate tool to move them into the correct position on the Spine grid. The Photoshop exporter has an option to use the photoshop ruler's zero coordinate to automatically place the imported art in the correct position and create the root bone on that coordinate in Spine. You just have to click and drag from the upper left corner of the ruler to set the zero coordinate wherever you want it to be in the image. The only issue with this is that photoshop does not remember any changes you make to the ruler, so you'd want to drag out a couple of guides to mark the specific location in order to make it easy to reassign that spot as the zero coordinate in the event that you needed to go back into Photoshop and re-export something later. But that's still faster and easier than moving stuff around in Spine after import. Especially if you're just adding additional components that you didn't think of drawing the first time or making slight visual updates to the original art. :)

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you so much for the info! It's always exciting to learn something new! :) I'll try this Photoshop workflow next time!

hi, i have a question while studying the lecture, before i bind meshes, ponytail moves as (trasform 50) back hair contriol, but after i conbined wih all the meshes with small bone and large with path, attachment does not move, only the big bone and path moves. Can you tell me which part i made it wrong??i followed 2nd time to make sure all the bones well placed and well binded...pls help

Amazing . Sir is there any crack version of spine for macos. Just for learning purpose

do you cover importing Spine characters and animations to Unity? Cuz thats the thing thats giving me the most trouble.

If you wanna get serious with Spine, this is the right way course for you. From a workflow perspective this is perfectly done und very well and interesting explained. Kudos! Are there're any chances for more courses like that? Would love something in conjunction with Unity, especially animations that are rendered at runtime like aiming. Thanks in advance!

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your feedback! :) I'm currently working on a new course, it will be about frame animation this time. Though, creating something unity-related is also interesting, I will keep that in mind!

Possible spine/ue4 course?

I tried to buy this course multiple times, but it seems like Udemy doesn't accept transactions from Russia anymore. Is there any other way to buy it?

I just bought your amazing course on Udemy. However the character has a sword and we never get to animate that, So, could you please update the course with two new attack animations as new chapters to the course please.

hi @Think Citric So about 2D assets in the course, we'll draw or they're available drawn before?

@ThinkCitric

3 жыл бұрын

Hi! A sample character is available for download, including PSD file, JSON file (exported version for Spine), and a fully rigged version of Spine project.

NIce! Insta-buy! :D

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Will there be spine to unity program simple game course planned for future ?

@ThinkCitric

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't thought about it, but that's a great idea! :)

Really cool, you had another one on udemy?

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Yepp, now there's two! :D

Can i use spine trial to do this course ?

@ThinkCitric

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, absolutely. You will be able to do everything except for saving and exporting your project. Just don't close your Spine window, that's all.

niestety dla mnie trochę za drogi ! ale gratuluje wspaniałego kursu ;)

Are your courses only in English? Are there subtitles in Russian?

@ThinkCitric

4 жыл бұрын

Currently the courses are in English only, but we are working on the Russian subtitles to be available ASAP.