Mirroring messes up Sine behavior of hierarchy children

The main issue is that your sprites are rotated. You can select the lower leg sprite for example and mirror it in the layout editor - set width to negative value. You will see what happens to it.

You will need to rotate the images in some external editor and set their angle to 0 in Construct.

Also you need to disable Sine when the hierarchy is mirrored.

Here is an example:

dropbox.com/scl/fi/rhek2x89kjxmqzgxofrl8/test-mirror2.c3p

The main issue is that your sprites are rotated. You can select the lower leg sprite for example and mirror it in the layout editor - set width to negative value. You will see what happens to it.

You will need to rotate the images in some external editor and set their angle to 0 in Construct.

Also you need to disable Sine when the hierarchy is mirrored.

Here is an example:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rhek2x89kjxmqzgxofrl8/test-mirror2.c3p?rlkey=gxnmbm5x4hlbqdd4um0mv4xlk&st=1skir0ja&dl=0

Thanks a lot!

That is a viable solution. But what if we prefer to keep the original sprite orientation? I found that we can offset the angle somehow (i.e. as if it was rotated in the sprite editor) by using Set Angle = -Self.Angle, but it works only for the arms and hands.

dropbox.com/scl/fi/tqlbp3wewbwd9i8tokewh/test-mirror.c3p

Thank you.