Spine Runtimes Documentation

Below you will find comprehensive documentation for using the Spine runtimes. Other resources for getting help include the Spine FAQ and Spine forum.

To get the latest source code, explore Spine Runtimes example projects, or file bugs, visit our Spine Runtimes GitHub repository.

• Spine Runtimes Guide
  Learn how to load, render, and manipulate skeletons in your applications using the Spine Runtimes.
• Spine Runtime terminology
  Terminology used throughout the Spine Runtimes.
• Using the spine-unity runtime
  How to use Spine with Unity.
• Using the spine-c runtime
  How to use Spine via the generic C runtime and integrate it into your engine.
• Using the spine-cpp runtime
  How to use Spine via the generic C++ runtime and integrate it into your engine.
• Using the spine-godot runtime
  How to use Spine with Godot.
• Using the spine-flutter runtime
  How to use Spine with Flutter.
• Using the spine-ue runtime
  How to use Spine with Unreal Engine.
• Using the spine-phaser runtime
  How to use Spine with Phaser.
• Using the spine-sdl runtime
  How to use Spine with SDL.
• Using the Spine Web Player
  How to easily embed Spine animations in your website.
• Spine Runtimes list
  A list of all official Spine Runtimes as well as 3rd party runtimes.

• JSON format
  Runtimes load this data to display animations. Spine imports this format, allowing interoperability with other tools.
• Binary format
  Runtimes load this data to display animations. Spine imports this format, allowing interoperability with other tools.
• Atlas format
  Runtimes load this data to display images efficiently.

• Skeleton Viewer
  A tool to load and display exported skeleton data.
• Super Spineboy
  An example platformer game showing how Spine can be used. All code and assets are included.