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And this is from esoteric forum about the unofficial Krita export script for Spine Announcement: New Krita export plugin for Spine - Spine Forum

link in the post point to github, you might wanna look it and ask the author too.

i ve created an animation for an Playerobjekt and would like to add it into my Godot Projekt.

ive found an spine module, but cant get it to run and it also contains bugs ive read.

so im wondering if there is an elegant way to import such an animation without dozen of subimages.

if you export an spine project you can generate an atlas file and a json file.

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Spines from 832 deceased patients with a terminal diagnosis of malignant neoplasm were examined grossly, microscopically and radiographically for evidence of tumor. Gross tumor and bone destruction or sclerosis were reliable signs of obvious metastases. Occult lesions visualized on gross sagittal sections but not detectable radiographically occurred in 26% of spines with confirmed metastatic deposits. Vertebral collapse was not a reliable indicator of metastases. Collapse was not caused by neoplasm in 22% of cases. Overall, metastases were found in 36% of patients dying from neoplastic disease. Although most metastases are obvious, occult lesions not visible radiographically occur. Collapsed vertebra may be impostors simulating metastatic disease.

I've got a spine animation where the sprite of a certain slot changes. This is essentially the same thing as in the spine demo where they make a character blink by having two different images for the eye and having an animation that swaps between them.

I've attached a gif showing my animation, and how it defaults to the back of the legs turning white where the original animation would have "attached" a different piece of artwork -- the other frames of my leg art. The picture from the spine hierarchy is pointing to the two images that are switched between with red and blue.

Also here's the source code for hackTextureBySlotName incase anyone could point me to a way to modify it. I was surprised that the region was a single object and not an array, but maybe I don't really understand how spine structures the skeleton.

2) using `getAttachmentByName` + `attachment.region.texture = newTexture` one can change the textures of attachments (instead of the texture of whichever current attachment is active in a slot) however this has no instant visual effect, and the new texture only appears the next time the spine entity changes to this texture

So the solution for me was to mix the methods. The attachment's texture should be changed, which will do a deep reskin of the skeleton including its hidden attachments and something like hackTextureBySlot should be used to change all of the currently visible attachments. Note: when i say deep reskin i'm referring to changing all of the textures in the model with new textures using pixi, rather than any of the spine skin features which I'm not using. The second part was to make a version of hackTextureBySlotIndex that would only change the texture of the attachment if the attachment was active.

I'm going to probably combine the code from the above into another function, but I figured I'd paste it to the forum while it still resembles the existing `hackTextureBySlotIndex` closely. One could probably combine the two and call it `hackAtachmentByName(slotName, attachmentName, newTexture)` if it warranted adding to the pixi-spine api, though it only would be helpful for people who do a lot of attachment swapping in their animations. Publicly exposing TextureRegion might be helpful too for more hacks. It's also worth noting that attachments in spine are not freely nameable -- they take on the name of the images, which makes me feel like i'm sort of hacking an extra feature into spine that was unintended by doing this.

I have a bug where I can create two different spine instances and hacking their attachments is linked. In other words if I change the attachment in spineA the attachment in spineB may change as well. I say "may" because it doesn't always happen. I think it follows the same rules discussed above where during an animation with multiple attachments some methods affect only the active slot whereas others affect the textures associated with a skeleton.

If it is #1 I'm not sure, I guess I'll find another angle. If it is #2 then perhaps adding a function like skeleton.clone() or slot.clone() or treating the spineData immutably on initial construction of the spine object (copying the slots maybe) might fix the bug.

I also volunteer to figure this out if someone can explain to me how to build/test pixi-spine . All of my code is using things like `import { Sprite, spine } from 'pixi.js'` but i'm guessing es6 is not the way to do this? To get pixi spine running I have some weird code:

If I use yarn build in pixi-spine, and then change my import from `import "pixi-spine"` to the local folder in which i've checked out spine and built it, I end up with an error of pixi not being found presumably from pixi-spine.

I've found the specific piece of state that is "shared" between multiple spine instances and thus is resistant to having its texture changed directly. You will probably not be surprised to hear that this shared state is the "Skin" because that's pretty much how it is supposed to work. Interestingly `hackTextureBySlotName` is immune to this problem because it never messed with the skin itself, it just changed the texture of one active slot of a spine instance. Skins are only involved when a spine entity is first created, when it has its skin programmatically changed, or when an animation changes the texture of an attachment.

Meanwhile `hackAttachmentTexture` is essentially a skin hack -- it changes the skin. In order to use the same skeleton+animations over and over again but with different skins which are textured via pixi instead of spine atlases, the association of one skin:skeleton has to be broken. I was able to accomplish this just by cloning the skin object before creating my spine entity -- that way if I change the skin on it, i'm not changing the skin of everything else that uses that skeleton.

I'm not sure if anyone would want this to be honest. I don't think that it is worth a PR or if it is then my recommending is just to add a .clone method to Skin that creates a new skin, attachments, and textures (those are the parts that are currently shared mutably). I mean it's a great feature but it simply isn't how spine works, it's basically replacing the concept of spine skins with a do-whatever-you-want-skins via pixi textures. It's hard for me to imagine any significant number of people learning spine, thinking it's awesome, but then only disliking the way skins are done and trying to hack that. I guess I was lead down that path so maybe someone will want this feature. In any case below is my incredibly hacky code that performs a partial clone of `spineData` (the thing that loads when you load a spine file) and clones all of the textures in the skin so they can be changed programmatically.

I apologize for the hacks. Objects from the classes Skin, RegionAttachment, Region, etc are created via copying their prototypes (they're not public and I couldn't figure out how to rebuild pixi-spine). The most important class to create a copy of was Texture, and for that pixi's good ol' texture.clone() method was used.

Here's a gif of a knight with randomly changing weapons+armor pieces, and also skeletons. They all are using the same humanoid.spine skeleton but with different skins that are applied via pixi. Prior to this feature changing parts of the knight would sometimes change parts of the skeletons.

A case of occult cervical spine instability. A: The standard lateral X-ray at admission showed no obvious instability of the cervical spine; B: The magnetic resonance imaging at admission showed injuries involving the disc (orange arrow) and posterior interspinous ligament (yellow arrows) at the C5-6 level; C: The intraoperative C-arm fluoroscopic X-ray after anesthesia and muscle relaxation revealed significantly increased intervertebral space at C5-6, indicating instability at this level.

Preoperative lateral X-ray under traction or after anesthesia and muscle relaxation should be used to evaluate occult instability of the cervical spine. Unlike in a standard lateral X-ray, lateral X-ray under axial traction provides the benefit of elongating the soft tissue of the neck, thus reducing muscle spasms that may obscure cervical spine instability on a standard lateral X-ray[9]. For patients who require concomitant trauma surgery, lateral X-ray can be obtained after anesthesia and muscle relaxation prior to surgery to assess the stability of the cervical spine. Some physicians may recommend getting flexion/extension lateral X-rays, which unlike static lateral X-rays, may detect instability of the cervical spine from a subtle disc or ligamentous injury[10,11]. However, the use of flexion/extension X-rays after acute cervical spine trauma is debated since this movement of the neck may aggravate the injury[12]. Generally, however, it is not advisable to use flexion/extension X-rays for patients with neurological deficits after acute trauma or for patients who have limited ability to flex or extend the cervical spine due to pain or muscle spasm. Therefore, we recommend a lateral X-ray under traction or after anesthesia and muscle relaxation as a safe and effective method for identifying occult cervical spine instability.

I want embedded then Spine 2d into Reactjs app,When I read Spine documents, they offer import spine from '@esotericsoftware/spine-player';but I render app it issues a error:Attempted import error: '@esotericsoftware/spine-player' does not contain a default export (imported as 'spine').

We present an unusual case of traumatic occult lateral mass fracture of the cervical spine with unilateral occlusion of the vertebral artery (VA), that was missed by plain X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), but identified by computed tomography (CT) after suspecting high-energy trauma as the underlying cause. be457b7860