VFX Masking Technique for Spine Animators

[@BlimpMcGee]

Arman you are a hero for doing what you do.

[@andresuaza]

I owe you my career in Animation for games, thank you Armanimation!

[@armanimationn]

@@andresuaza so happy to hear I help you

[@mintismymeme]

Your videos have been very helpful learning resources! Please keep it up whenever you can!

[@armanimationn]

That's the plan!

[@monkeyjay13]

Fantastic work Arman.

[@armanimationn]

Glad you like it

[@riddic4444444]

youre such a pro. thanks for the video. really useful technique

[@armanimationn]

@@riddic4444444 thanks 🙏

[@predator8900]

So cool!

[@ekansago]

Thank you, Arman! Great!

[@Magic__Man]

Арман, спасибо тебе!😊 Всегда интересные решения и вдохновляющие видео! Ты лучший!❤❤❤

[@armanimationn]

Спасибо тебе ты всегда тут с позитивом

[@DriftingTadaa]

great tutorial! thanks!

[@armanimationn]

You're welcome!

[@atnogh9673]

really cool

[@neuropunk_cama]

Thank you very much!

[@igorvysotskiy9829]

@armanimationn Thank you so much for such wonderful and helpful tutors! Can I ask if there are any restrictions on png sequences in regards to frame count or texture resolution?

[@armanimationn]

@@igorvysotskiy9829 depends on the game

[@ItachiWayne]

it's not good, too much mesh. use AE to export effects fbf, You will optimize size and mesh.

[@armanimationn]

@@ItachiWayne Thanks for sharing your process. This technique did not use any additional textures. Just one mesh. Mesh becomes bad when it is directly animated creating deform keys

[@tortillayamy2354]

Agreed. Masking with many mesh vertices requires a lot of memory when playing

[@tortillayamy2354]

However, if it's simply for video production, it's a good technique.