Great! Here's Nate's more detailed instruction in case someone needs it:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1847

Hi Nathan,

I did set "Images" path directly to the folder containing images, now when I change it to its parent folder, is there a quick way I can rename attachments so they point to correct files?

Hi Nathan, Spine is such a great tool, I love it!

I've been creating more than a hundred characters with Spine by now.
It'd be super great to have a command line tool to automate exporting JSON files from .spine files, just like TexturePacker command line in LibGDX

Thank you.

Thanks, Nathan!

I'm having same name for images of different perspectives so yes I'll have to put them into subdirectories. Do I have to modified JSON files to add subdirectory name in?

Hi guys, I'm having a hard problem which I'm not sure how to solve it properly, please help

I'm working on a cocos2d game with Spine characters. Each character can be seen from several perspectives (front, back, side). My current solution:

1. Create separate spine projects for different perspectives of one character
   -> Each character export to several different JSON files and ATLAS files for all of its perspectives

2. In game, create several CCSkeletalAnimation nodes for each character, show only one at a time (front or back or side), need to sync their position, scale, rotate...

I wonder if there's a better way to handle this situation, please help, thank you very much!

Hi guys,

Would you please share some tips to optimize performance when we create animations with Spine and/or when we use them in game frameworks? :rofl:

Pull request sent and got merged ^^

Hi Nathan, I'm Stefan Nguyen.

I'm having a problem with scaling. Would you please help?

I have a very big Spine project (4299x3342 pixels). Now I want to export with scale 0.06, meaning that final character animation be at 258x200pixels.

Here's my project.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sv1b0l5r7qgbnwj/defender.zip
(pls let me know when you've downloaded the project, I need to take it down)

What I've done:

1. Scale root bone to 0.06 then export to JSON files
2. Scale all images to 0.06, then use TexturePacker to pack them into spritesheet.
3. Test with cocos2d-x runtime: animation work well, but the body of the character seems to be scaled incorrectly
4. Test with Java workshop BasicAnimation, weird scaling, worse then cocos2d-x runtime.

I also tried to export without scaling root bone, then set SkeletonJson scale to 0.06, same result.

So here's my 2 questions:

1. How do I properly export with scaling?
2. How do I scale down the whole Spine project, meaning that scale down images & bones but still keep them match.

Thanks,
Stefan

Hi guys,

I needed debug drawing so I wrote a CCNode subclass to do it.
Feel free to use & contribute:

https://github.com/vinova/spine-cocos2dx-debugdraw