Click to expand.Yes, it appears Spriter has some basic IK features. Free Program Rupaul Cover Girl The Rumixes Rar there. Have a look at this list of features: You don't even need to buy it if you don't need it. The free version is a fully featured license that allows you to use it for commercial projects. You can export animations PNG which is the most common file format for sprite based animations. (But you should pack them up into a packed sprite atlas using texture packer: ) Edit: Also just found this on Google, don't know anything about it but it is open source so it is free, so it might be worth a look?. It appears to be targeted for Flash, but as long as it can export as image files, you can import them into Unity.

808s And Heartbreak Deluxe Edition Zip on this page. I just encountered Spriter this week, because the Viking characters we bought (at GraphicRiver) for included Spriter files. This was really great for us, because we needed to make a couple more animations (mainly running/jumping while carrying something), which would have been pretty much impossible if we only had the PNG files. Doing the animations in Spriter was super easy — though exporting them, with the right scale and offset, was a bit maddening. But anyway, what would have been even better would be if we could have just loaded the Spriter animations as Unity animations directly. That is, instead of loading a bunch of PNG images of the various frames, we'd have just loaded a hierarchy of body parts and the animations that make them run, jump, attack, etc.

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Since Spriter appears to be fairly common in the art community (both character packs we bought, from two different artists, included them), this would be a big win. Does anybody know how to convert Spriter animations into Unity animations? As in, not exporting static images, but rather converting the actual rig and bone transformations?