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Spine to Unity Pipeline?
The lowdown:
I'm an artist and animator, and not especially code-inclined. My associate is a very experienced in Unity, as well as an experienced coder. Essentially, I have an atlas made using gdx texturepacker, and have exported my animations in JSON format. I send it to him, and he looks at me like I'm crazy. I've paid for the full license, and I see no really solid documentation on a simple way that artists could go about easily getting it into Unity (preferably without me knowing a lot of Unity). Can anyone shed some light on a relatively exact pipeline to go from Spine to Unity and have a functional asset result?
Thanks much.
Yes, documentation is currently lacking, sorry. The focus has been on getting things functional for all the game toolkits, but documentation will come.
Have you looked at the Unity example projects? Basically there are these pieces:
Material asset: this has the image from the texture packer and the shader set to Skeleton.
Atlas asset: has the Material asset and an atlas file from the texture packer.
SkeletonData asset: has the Atlas asset and the JSON from Spine.
SkeletonAnimation component: added to a GameObject to draw the Spine animation, has the SkeletonData asset.
So, set up your Material, Atlas, and SkeletonData assets (use Assets -> Create menu to create them), then create a GameObject and add a SkeletonAnimation component to it. If you have trouble or other questions, feel free to ask them here.
I forgot to mention that Unity requires the atlas and JSON files to have a .txt file extension.
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Just wondering, under the export window, what's the pretty print option for?
It just formats the JSON with indentation, so it is more readable for humans.
I've tested the Unity 2DToolkit runtime today, and it's magic. With no documentation it was a bit complicated but with some forum thread I've succeed to use it perfectly.
It will really change the way how we wiil develop our upcoming mobile game, I mean, it will divide by 10 the size of our .apk because one character will weight only 300Ko with all its animations. That's just crazy.
So, thanks to added this awesome features, we're waiting for the documentation but a simple forum tuto thread can be enough actually.
And I hope you will add more features like "Ping Pong", "Reverse", and frame triggers like in the 2D Toolkit Animation Tool.
Well done guyz! I love Spine. :love:
Tbaggi wroteI've tested the Unity 2DToolkit runtime today, and it's magic. With no documentation it was a bit complicated but with some forum thread I've succeed to use it perfectly.
It will really change the way how we wiil develop our upcoming mobile game, I mean, it will divide by 10 the size of our .apk because one character will weight only 300Ko with all its animations. That's just crazy.So, thanks to added this awesome features, we're waiting for the documentation but a simple forum tuto thread can be enough actually.
And I hope you will add more features like "Ping Pong", "Reverse", and frame triggers like in the 2D Toolkit Animation Tool.Well done guyz! I love Spine. :love:
Can I ask how did you get the 2DTK working? I linked the skeleton data assets with json and atlas from 2DTK and created skeletong component that link thee data sets. But it was not working and the material is not shown in the inspector. 
ryf9059 wroteCan I ask how did you get the 2DTK working? I linked the skeleton data assets with json and atlas from 2DTK and created skeletong component that link thee data sets. But it was not working and the material is not shown in the inspector.
Do you have some errors/warnings/logs on your console when you manipulate the skeletondata asset?
You can email me with screenshots of your project files at thomas[.]baggisani[@]gmail[.]com
I will help you asap and send you some screenshots of my project with all the files needed, tonight.
EDIT: or contact me on gtalk, maybe it can be easier like this. ^^