ranoller / gddragonbones

Plugin module for Godot 2.1 & Godot 3 Game Engine to use DragonBones

GDDragonBones Plugin

Plugin module for Godot Game Engine to use DragonBones

Forks:

To compile with godot 2.0 to 3.0 use the original repo:https://github.com/sanja-sa/gddragonbones ( needed to compile 2.0 )

To compile with godot 3.1 to 4.0 before vulkan merge you can use this repo: https://github.com/Ranoller/gddragonbones (you are here!)

To compile with godot 3.1 to 4.0 after vulkan merge use: https://github.com/mauville-technologies/godot-dragonbones (current maintained repo)

Links

• Homepage Godot: https://godotengine.org
• Homepage DragonBones: http://dragonbones.com

Support Versions

• Godot 2.1 & Godot 3
• DragonBones Pro 5.6

Support Platforms

• Windows
• Android
• iOS
• x11 (Linux)

Compiling

1. Drop the "GDDragonBones" directory inside the "modules" directory on the Godot source.

2. See the official docs for compilation instructions for every supported platform.

• Compiling Godot Engine with flag for Android:

android_stl=yes

• For iOS no additional flags.

• Godot Engine Src

• DragonBones common library

Samples

Play/Stop animation

var skeleton = get_node("skeleton")

# if needed set speed animation
skeleton.set_speed(0.5)

# set current animation, if not choosed before
skeleton.set("playback/curr_animation", "walk")

# start play	
skeleton.play()

# start play from time in sec
skeleton.play_from_time(2);

# start play from progress [0 - 1]
skeleton.play_from_progress(0.5);

#stop animation
skeleton.stop()

#stop all animation
skeleton.stop_all()

Mixing(blending) animation

var skeleton = get_node("skeleton")

# if needed set speed animation
skeleton.set_speed(0.5)

# play animation by layers, see DragonBones documentation for parametrs
skeleton.fade_in("idle", -1, -1, 2, "", GDDragonBones.FadeOut_All)
# 1. "idle" 	-- The name animation.
# 2. "-1" 	-- The fade in time. [-1: Use the default value of animation data, [0~N]: The fade in time (In seconds)] (Default: -1)
# 3. "-1" 	-- playing repeat times. [-1: Use the default value of animation data, 0: No end loop playing, [1~N]: Repeat N times] (Default: -1)
# 4. "2" 	-- The blending layer, the animation states in high level layer will get the blending weights with high priority, when the total blending weights are more than 1.0, there will be no more weights can be allocated to the other animation states. (Default: 0)
# 5. "" 	-- The blending group name, it is typically used to specify the substitution of multiple animation states blending. (Default: null)
# 6. GDDragonBones.FadeOut_All -- The fade out mode, which is typically used to specify alternate mode of multiple animation states blending. (Default: GDDragonBones.FadeOut_SameLayerAndGroup)
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_None 		-- Do not fade out of any animation states.
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_SameLayer 	-- Fade out the animation states of the same layer.
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_SameGroup 	-- Fade out the animation states of the same group.
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_SameLayerAndGroup -- Fade out the animation states of the same layer and group.
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_All 		-- Fade out of all animation states.	
#	GDDragonBones.FadeOut_Single  		-- Does not replace the animation state with the same name.
#
# skeleton.fade_in("walk", 0.3, 0, 0, "normalGroup", GDDragonBones.FadeOut_All)

# run animation in "1" layer
skeleton.fade_in("eyes_idle", -1, -1, 1, "", GDDragonBones.FadeOut_SameLayer)

# stop specified animation by name
skeleton.fade_out("eyes_idle")

Set pose from animation

var skeleton = get_node("skeleton")

# choose animation
skeleton.set("playback/curr_animation", "idle")

# seek animation [0.0-1.0]
skeleton.seek(0.5)

gddragonbones's Issues

Error when deleting GDDragonBones node 3.2 dev

sanja-sa#31

Installing gddragonbones in godot 3.2 stable

Could you explain please, how to install gddragonbones in Godot v3.2.stable.official?
I tried this way https://docs.godotengine.org/ru/stable/tutorials/plugins/editor/installing_plugins.html , but it's not working (does not appear in the list of plugins). I'm just learning to work with godot...

GDOwnerNode does not exists (Godot 3.2.2 stable Mono version)

Hello, while generating the mono glue I get the following error: (using Godot 3.2.2 stable Mono version)

ERROR: BindingsGenerator::_generate_cs_type: Base type 'GDOwnerNode' does not exist, for class 'GDDragonBones'. At: modules\mono\editor\bindings_generator.cpp:1210 ERROR: BindingsGenerator::generate_cs_api: Generation of the Core API C# project failed. At: modules\mono\editor\bindings_generator.cpp:1115 ERROR: BindingsGenerator::handle_cmdline_args: --generate-mono-glue: Failed to generate the C# API. At: modules\mono\editor\bindings_generator.cpp:3181

Am I doing something wrong? Does this module support mono? Thanks!

error: use of typeid requires -frtti

modules/gddragonbones/src/dragonBones/model/UserData.h:41:5: error: use of typeid requires -frtti
BIND_CLASS_TYPE_A(UserData);

The command I used:
scons platform=android target=release android_arch=armv7 android_stl=yes

I got this error and many other similar errors while compiling for android
I'm using Android NDK R20

FORKS OF GODOT-DRAGON BONES: please read _before_ make an issue

Forks:

To compile with godot 2.0 to 3.0 use the original repo: https://github.com/sanja-sa/gddragonbones ( needed to compile 2.0 )
To compile with godot 3.1 to 4.0 before vulkan merge you can use this repo: https://github.com/Ranoller/gddragonbones (You are here!)
To compile with godot 3.1 to 4.0 after vulkan merge use: https://github.com/mauville-technologies/godot-dragonbones (current maintained repo)

Please, is you have a compiling problem, test that you are using the correct repo with the correct version.

Slots?

Nice, we can change animation but how about slots?
Thx.

Imported dragonbone files rotating around the wrong axis

Hi there, thanks so much for keeping this module updated.
The problem is that, after importing, the body parts of the rig-doll just went all over the place (sorry for the rather... curious wording). However, the same file works properly in Unity. I think you can see the problem more clearly by clicking the link. Two pictures, one in Unity, one in godot.
I'm building with godot 3.22 RC. I wonder what I did wrong?