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Misaki Yes, several physic constraints could be used together to create various usages. In the video the ball is using gravity force that is pointing upward.

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    I'm going to try to support physics constraints for webgl runtime before official release.

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      https://silverstraw.itch.io/spine-vtuber-prototype-2

      update 2.0.6

      • Updated to run Spine 4.2 beta physics constraints. Include Spine 4.1 backward compatibility that 4.2 beta broke.
      • Stopped drawing landmarks when face and body tracking modes under "AI Settings" menu are unchecked.
      • Increased smoothing for body tracking because there is a lot more shaking from partial body than full body tracking.
      • Fixed model number input that broke .svp saving process.

      SilverStraw i'm almost done with porting the physics constraints. should be done today or tomorrow!

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        https://silverstraw.itch.io/spine-vtuber-prototype-2

        update 2.0.7

        • Updated runtime to Spine 4.2.35 webGL with 4.1 binary backward support.
        • Moved menu options to the right of the model display at the request of user for easier live stream changes.
        • Fixed an attachment variable name bug that gave application errors.

        update 2.0.7 amendment

        • Fixed physics constraint bug that did not update correctly.
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        https://silverstraw.itch.io/spine-vtuber-prototype-2

        update 2.0.8

        • The web application will switch between playing the eye blinking animation track and setting the track time based on tracking data. This should result in a smoother blinking.

        • Added a "blinking speed" property into the model's "Single Value Properties" to control the play back speed of blink. At default it should be "2" which is about half a second of blinking animation ( 1 second / 2 play speed ). Note that the duration will be shorter because the animation track will stop at where the eye tracking state. This animation stop is to prevent jumping from full eyes wide open to eye tracking state after the animation track finishes.

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        Hey @SilverStraw I've been following this thread for awhile now. Amazing stuff and very exciting to potentially take some market share away from Live2D (one of the most backward programs I've ever seen) Anyway I've done some of my own tests for the vtuber prototype and I've run into some problems. I'm not sure if I am the one that is the cause or if it's an issue on your end. I'm using the latest 2.0.8 prototype.

        I took very simple square shape graphics and meshed it into the face, eyes, and mouth and I believe I did all the animation types that are necessary. Unfortunately the end result is not the same as my Spine editor file. The mesh goes crazy and stretches and pulls in directions that are in no way related to the file. Are there mesh limitation for the prototype or is it a bug that can be fixed?

        If this can be fixed or if I can be informed on how to do this correctly without breaking it I'm confident I can make a very cool vtuber model with a combination of bones and mesh.

        Lastly I just want to say thank you for building this prototype because the potential for this to be amazing is very high.

        I've attached my spine file

        vtuber-test-01-4201.zip
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        Also here is a video of the issues I'm having

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          SilverStraw Yes! Are the physics constraints not ready for prime time yet?

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