Spine tilemap support

Haxe
#41

Well, that will be great :grin:

#42

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I think I understand how to deal with it, but itā€™s just a simple example. I also need to use Spine as an example to implement it.

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I recently completed SpriteSpineā€™s transparency, color modification, and BlendMode.ADD support. I will re-release an openfl-spine version these days.

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#44

Now, !isNaitve support:

openfl-spine Update to 1.6.0

haxelib update openfl-spine
haxelib install openfl-glsl
haxelib install vector-math

1态Deprecated: The isNative rendering support of SpriteSpine is no longer supported, and it is invalid by default; if there is still a need, please refer to multipleTextureRender multi-texture rendering support.
2态Improvement: Added the SpineRenderShader shader, improved the SpriteSpine rendering, and now has added support for transparency, BlendMode.ADD, color modification, etc. (mesh supports at the same time).
3态Dependency: Need to depend on the openfl-glsl library.

@gonzos

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#45

Iā€™m trying to check this new feature but get error: type not found: openfl.shader.SpineRenderShader;
What kind of version openfl do you use?

#46

I found this problem and it has been synchronized to the repair version: 1.6.2.

#47

New issue is:openfl-glsl/0,0,8/Source/glsl/GLSL.hx:3: characters 1-9 : Unexpected function

#48

You may want to use Haxe 4.2.0+ version

#49

Update haxe and set Spine-hx to 3.8 Works fine butā€¦
Seems just one feature is missed: masking :slight_smile:

#50

The implementation of ClippingAttachment has not been completed at present. Although I wanted to complete it, I didnā€™t find a way.

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#51

Weel, I can stick with openfl sprite masking.
I also noticed that graphics in Sprite animation is not sharp.

#52

Can you provide me with unclear samples? Whether it is not turned on <window allow-high-dpi="true"/>

#53

Hi @rainy, any update about masks? Do you think shaders are the way to clipping implementation?

#54

Shaders may not be able to implement masking. It may take some time to see how to use clippingattachment. I guess it is calculated by re clipping triangles, right? :thinking:

#55

I donā€™t know how Spine implements masking, I can only guess. What about your idea of reclipping triangles? Do you mean converting the mask shape to triangles andā€¦ how would you then use it to mask things?

#56

In fact, itā€™s just a bunch of triangle data. ā€œSkeleton clippingā€ should be what we want, but I didnā€™t succeed~ By providing the support of skeleton clipping for sprite spin, the mask function can be realized. If I have a chance, I will try to implement it. If there are examples that have been implemented, it would be better to refer to them.

#57

Do you mean sample animations with mask applied?

#58

The good news is that Iā€™ve revisited skeleton clipping, which supports rendering. Iā€™ll update it to haxelib in the near future.

@gonzos @GiG

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#59

haxelib Update to 1.6.3:
1态New: added mask support for ā€˜SpriteSpineā€™.

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#60

Iā€™ve just test mask and it works nice. Thanks