Twitch: Let's try the new physics constraints in Spine!

In this video Erika tests physics in Spine using a series of downloadable projects and explains how physics constraints work in the Spine Editor in the recently started 4.2 beta.
Expand the video description for downloads and chapters!
This is a cut version of the stream. The full version is available on Twitch:
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Downloadable projects:
www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/9jvvj2...
Get Spine:
esotericsoftware.com
Follow Erika live as she creates assets for Spine on Twitch:
/ esotericsoftware
All the videos and the shareable files:
esotericsoftware.com/spine-twitch
UA-cam playlist:
• Spine Twitch Streams
Video chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:22 See Physics in action on the cloud pot project
02:30 Physics applied to the Dudes project
04:39 Physics comparisons on various bones setups and explanation of the properties
13:19 Setting Physics constraints from scratch on the cloud pot project

[@kuniart_]

I did not expect this update at all! Thanks, Spine! Great job as always :D

[@hongmaru]

I was worried where you had gone because I didn't see you on the forum, but I'm so glad to see you again, Erika.

[@EsotericSoftware]

I was just doing many many workshops! Plus with the wonderful Misaki being in a timezone ahead of mine, she's faster than me at answering posts XD thank you for your concern! - Erika

[@IbeDenaux]

Very impressive! I was just thinking about how to go about animating a pointy hat that bounces with the character walking animation. With this, it would become a whole lot easier!
If I understand correctly, this feature is eventually coming to the godot and unity runtimes?

[@EsotericSoftware]

That's correct; the physics features will be coming to all of our Spine Runtimes for version 4.2 and beyond.
We'll also put a blog post up on our site when Spine 4.2 and our runtimes are out of beta.

[@armanimationn]

Make a chain that is anchored to both edges and has physics

[@NathanSweet]

Shhhhhhh!

[@armanimationn]

@@NathanSweet :D

[@Erikari]

@@NathanSweetyou ask I deliver, I’ve added a chain that uses physics that works as expected to dropbox

[@motionbatumi7965]

Erika is very beautiful!

[@KittehBit]

Do the physics work "live" when you export this to a game engine (like Godot), so they can react to whatever happens there or are they baked in the animation before the animation gets exported?

[@EsotericSoftware]

Yes! Physics are fully dynamic at runtime. No baking.

[@KittehBit]

@@EsotericSoftware Awesome, thanks. :)