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  • Applying Spine JSON output to Unity Skeleton Data.

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I've successfully imported the Spine run-times into Unity, and in the absence of instructions (which I probably just haven't found yet) I've attempted to get an animation going.

I've gotten as far as creating an atlas in TexturePacker, importing it, applying it to a "Spine Atlas", and applying that atlas to a "Spine Skeleton Data" asset.

But, no matter how I export it from Spine, the skeleton data won't accept my JSON file. When I drag the JSON asset over the skeleton data, I get a 'circle with line through' cursor, and the JSON doesn't show up in the list that opens when I browse from the property area.

Any help at all is appreciated.

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  • JJuktec

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    • meta87

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      Hmm strange. I didn't have this problem. I exported without pretty print and added .txt to the end of the json file. I'm using Unity 4.0. Hope you get it worked out.

      • Nate

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      Unity requires you to add .txt to the file names. I tried to work around this, but in the end I had to give in. It seems it's a typical thing with Unity, maybe they'll improve it at some point.

      Your suggestions to replace the JSON file's extension with "txt" worked.

      Thank you very much. 😃

      We now have a fully operational workflow from Spine to Unity.

      Juktec yazdı

      Your suggestions to replace the JSON file's extension with "txt" worked.

      Thank you very much. 😃

      We now have a fully operational workflow from Spine to Unity.

      I would really like to see how this works if you feel like making a video. I can't for the life of me wrap my head around this whole runtime business yet and I'm sure there are others in the dark, too.

      Yea this has been a bit of a pain for my team lately especially when dealing with a large number of skeleton outputs. It's pretty easy for someone to forget to change the extension or commit the .json extension. I think I'm going to write a quick Unity Editor script to rename the files from .json to .txt.

      • Nate

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      Unity really should allow an editor field to pick a file based on file extension instead of forcing .txt.

      Yea i think they allow .txt and .xml by default. Here is a quick editor script to rename any .json files in your unity project to .txt.

      If you put it in your "Editor" folder it should add a drop down that is pretty quick to hit.

         [MenuItem("Utils/Rename Json->txt")]
	static public void RenameJsonToTxt()
	{
		string dataPath = Application.dataPath;
		
	string[] fileNames = Directory.GetFiles(dataPath, "*.json", SearchOption.AllDirectories);

	foreach(string jsonFileName in fileNames)
	{
		string txtFileName = Path.ChangeExtension(jsonFileName, ".txt");
		
		if(File.Exists(txtFileName))
			File.Delete(txtFileName);
		
		File.Move(jsonFileName, txtFileName);
	}
	
	Debug.Log("Renamed " + fileNames.Length + " .json files to .txt");
}