@h_ablankcanvas: It’s 2.5d. One of the reasons I fell in love with Spine 2d is this feature called ‘mesh’. In spine 2d, you can create a mesh for any image in your project. A mesh lets you place points across the image and connect them. Each points can be moved freely, and the image will deform to follow. You can then bind those points to a bone. So whenever the bone goes, the points go with it. Move the bone right, the points follows right. Move the bone left, the points go left. You can control how much influence each bone has over a point. That is called ‘weight painting’. And you can bind multiple bones to a single point. By using this ‘mesh’ feature, we can create the 2.5d effect. The image is flat but it moves like it has depth. Not 3d. 2.5d. Thank you for reading this. Comment 🤓 so I know you’re the real one. (I feel like this caption was nerdy to earn a 🤓)

Takanime :

Its called "Riggin", not 2.5D

Yuuuuuuuu :

i have idea...

Vexen :

i may not have a brain gentle man but i have an idea

Caffeinismo :

As for beginner dont waste your money to buy the pro version. Just learn Blender.

Aureplyx :

Someone said, i have idea...

>someone< :

the comments

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🌍🃏alex🃏🌍 :

What idea

طوطي الفيلسوف. :

clean your mind for 1 like

Yukari🔹💠🔹 :

พอ

Diana🐙🦑🇩🇪 :

For anyone who doesn’t know what program this is: it’s called spine 2d!

Sael :

so..u can animate

✧･ﾟ: ✧･ﾟ: 𝔸𝕪𝕝𝕚𝕟 :･ﾟ✧:･ﾟ✧ :

I think I have an idea

GameDevHub Bangkok :

oh wow you use Spine in an incredible way

さくら :

Вот как делают аниме

Swutee |Aspiring Mangaka :

I think ive seen this style before

EKKO :

Trust me, man. We can be rich...

𝑁𝑦𝑥?! :

AI is corrupting my brain too much I believe that this is 2.5D but my brain is saying its ai 😭🙏