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This controls the order of the modifications and how they are applied. Modification order is especially important for full-body IK setups, as you need to execute the modifications in the correct order to get the desired results. For example, you want to execute a modification on the spine before the arms on a humanoid skeleton.
This resource also controls how strongly all of the modifications are applied to the Skeleton2D.
If true , the modification's in the stack will be called. This is handled automatically through the Skeleton2D node.
The number of modifications in the stack.
The interpolation strength of the modifications in stack. A value of 0 will make it where the modifications are not applied, a strength of 0.5 will be half applied, and a strength of 1 will allow the modifications to be fully applied and override the Skeleton2D Bone2D poses.
Adds the passed-in SkeletonModification2D to the stack.
Deletes the SkeletonModification2D at the index position mod_idx, if it exists.
Enables all SkeletonModification2Ds in the stack.
Executes all of the SkeletonModification2Ds in the stack that use the same execution mode as the passed-in execution_mode, starting from index 0 to modification_count.
Note: The order of the modifications can matter depending on the modifications. For example, modifications on a spine should operate before modifications on the arms in order to get proper results.
Returns a boolean that indicates whether the modification stack is setup and can execute.
Returns the SkeletonModification2D at the passed-in index, mod_idx.
Returns the Skeleton2D node that the SkeletonModificationStack2D is bound to.
Sets the modification at mod_idx to the passed-in modification, modification.
Sets up the modification stack so it can execute. This function should be called by Skeleton2D and shouldn't be manually called unless you know what you are doing.
