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Using the ragdoll feature and flipping the model's X...
Results in complete barf.
(The creature on the right of the robot looking character is normal, the entity on the left of it is the same model flipped by X)
I also tried just making an animation that set the root bone in the spine model to -1 and it was problematic as well.
Am I missing something or is there no way to flip a model by X and use the ragdoll component properly?
Using Skeleton.FlipX and SkeletonRagdoll2D should work fine, just based on our test skeleton (Raggedy Spineboy).
Using 180º rotationY, advanced transform settings, or any negative scale may result in some weirdness purely because Unity's 2D physics isn't designed to handle those.
Skeleton.FlipX seemed to address the issue. Thanks, that had me pretty stumped. 