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Hello Guys,

My first post here. I am following Spine's forum for more than a year, but now I've stuck and need your help.
In our company we are using Phaser 3 as a game engine an we are trying to combine it with Spine for many months now with variable luck.
I've exported Jason with some animations like before, when I hadn't such problems, and Front end guys brought me back this issue and can't find a way to fix it:

In my export panel everything looks ok. Any ideas?

Much appreciation and animation, 🙂

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Nate

Can you post your .atlas file?

What version of Spine are you using to create the atlas? What version of the Spine Runtimes are you using?

If you are using the 4.0 texture packer and need an older Spine Runtime to read the atlas file, you'll need to check Legacy in the texture packer settings.

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Hey Nate,

Thank you for your answer! Well it seems that this version of Spine is not supported by the Spine plugin for Phaser 3. In Phaser's documentation is written that the plugin is supporting version 3.8.95. And I did the animation with the latest stable version of Spine, which is 4.0.19. I tried to downgrade the export to 3.8, with presumption that it will convert all the animation and alpha curves to linear, but it didn't work. I am attaching the atlas and the error after downgraded version of the export.
My concern here is am I supposed to rework the animation in older version or there is a way to implement it with the current one?

Thank you!

Nate

There was a bug in the code that converts JSON to an older version, "rgba2" timelines were not getting changed to the old "twoColor" timeline. We've fixed this in 4.0.20 which will be available in a couple hours.

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Great, I will try it out! But am I supposed to check the Legacy output mark in the export panel in that case?

Nate

You can, or you can pack your atlas with 3.8, since you will be exporting from 3.8 anyway.

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I prefer to be able to use new features from 4.0 versions like graph editor and etc. But I guess I'll have to wait the guys from Phaser to update their plugin as well.

Thank you!

raimon.segura

Hi!,

photonstorm/phaser5972 ...I've asked in phaser's github and they said:
"This is correct as the Spine Runtimes we use are for Spine 3.

Someone had offered to fund the upgrade to Spine 4 but this has since fallen through, so there is no current timescale for when it will be done. The issue is that we will need to maintain both versions of the plugin in parallel (Spine 3 and 4) which doubles the amount of work required for even a simple fix 🙁"

So, for now the only workaround for Spine-4.x and Phaser-3.x is to activate the "legacy" checkbox in packer-settings... but, is it safe to do so?

Thanks!

Mario

The legacy export option is safe to use in Spine 4. I'll talk to Photon Storm about getting Spine 4 going (did a while ago, news to me that the funding for that fell through).

Cuong Do

I used legacy export but still got an error Uncaught Error: Invalid timeline type for a slot: rgba
Have you ever seen it?

Mario

That's a different issue. You are trying to load a skeleton exported with Spine 4.0 with the Spine Runtimes 3.8. You'll have to export your project from Spine Editor 3.8.

johnedvard

I just wanted to let you know that I found this post after facing the same issue. It worked after selecting version 3.8 (instead of 4.0) when I exported the Spine project.

andremalveira

In the latest version of Phaser3 it already has compatibility with Spine4.1, and also still has the old version Spine3, you just need to change the name of the spine folder when importing the plugin.

Na versão mais recente do Phaser3 já possui compatibilidade com Spine4.1, e também ainda possui a versão antiga Spine3, só precisas mudar o nome da pasta do spine na importação do plugin.

Spine3: import 'phaser/plugins/spine/dist/SpinePlugin';
Spine4: import 'phaser/plugins/spine4.1/dist/SpinePlugin';