badlogic 7a10d04e61 [starling] Closes #1078, breaking change. If a skeleton requires two color tinting, you have to enable it manually via SKeletonSprite.twoColorTint = true. Skeletons with two color tinting enabled use TwoColorMeshStyle, which has a different vertex layout and shader compared to the default layout and shaders used by Starling and the spine-starling runtime. This will break your batch and add additional draw calls, use with care.

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[starling] Closes #1078, breaking change. If a skeleton requires two color tinting, you have to enable it manually via SKeletonSprite.twoColorTint = true. Skeletons with two color tinting enabled use TwoColorMeshStyle, which has a different vertex layout and shader compared to the default layout and shaders used by Starling and the spine-starling runtime. This will break your batch and add additional draw calls, use with care.

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[starling] Closes #1078, breaking change. If a skeleton requires two color tinting, you have to enable it manually via SKeletonSprite.twoColorTint = true. Skeletons with two color tinting enabled use TwoColorMeshStyle, which has a different vertex layout and shader compared to the default layout and shaders used by Starling and the spine-starling runtime. This will break your batch and add additional draw calls, use with care.

2018-02-08 14:39:51 +01:00

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[starling] Closes #1078, breaking change. If a skeleton requires two color tinting, you have to enable it manually via SKeletonSprite.twoColorTint = true. Skeletons with two color tinting enabled use TwoColorMeshStyle, which has a different vertex layout and shader compared to the default layout and shaders used by Starling and the spine-starling runtime. This will break your batch and add additional draw calls, use with care.

2018-02-08 14:39:51 +01:00

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Updated spine-starling to Spine v3 and Starling 1.7 and for use with PowerFlasher FDT.

2016-02-17 04:57:59 +01:00