So I'm apparently hitting an unsupported attachment type already. Is this because I'm using meshes in Spine?

Attachment type not supported yiet FIX MEEE
UnityEngine.Debug:LogWarning(Object)
UnitySpineImporter.SpineUtil:addAllAttahcmentsSlots(SpineData, SpritesByName, Dictionary`2, Int32, List`1&, AttachmentGOByNameBySlot&) (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/Scripts/Editor/Util/SpineUtil.cs:344)
UnitySpineImporter.SpineImporterWizard:OnWizardCreate() (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/Scripts/Editor/SpineImporterWizard.cs:64)
UnityEditor.HostView:OnGUI()

Which then throws:

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
UnitySpineImporter.Slot.hideAllAttachments () (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/SharedScripts/Slot/Slot.cs:44)
UnitySpineImporter.Slot.showDefaultAttachment () (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/SharedScripts/Slot/Slot.cs:56)
UnitySpineImporter.SkinController.showDefaulSlots () (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/SharedScripts/SkinController.cs:57)
UnitySpineImporter.SpineImporterWizard.OnWizardCreate () (at Assets/UnitySpineImporter/Scripts/Editor/SpineImporterWizard.cs:74)

Excellent, thanks. I can't wait to play around with this.

Wow this looks great! Quick question though, is it required for you to move your Spine project files into your Unity project directory like you did in that video or can those exist outside of the Unity project as long as you still export from Spine into Unity's asset folder?

Check out prime31's CharacterController2D code and video tutorial:

https://github.com/prime31/CharacterController2D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpnImAdiiaQ#t=0

It's trivial to take what he's done there and plug Spine animations into it. Hope this helps!

That should work but you might want to change Input.GetKey to Input.GetKeyDown as the way you have it now every update it's firing whenever the space bar is pressed down so as long as you hold down the jump button it's resetting the animation.

Also you seem to be missing some values for your SetAnimation call. It should be more like:

skeletonAnimation.state.SetAnimation(0, "jump", false);

Kickstarter user: Chris Hoopes
Kickstarter email: choopes@gmail.com

Thanks!