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C Runtime Region not found error

BinaryPat

Just getting started with the C runtime and when I try to load an animation that we created I get an error stating that the region foo could not be found.

Here is part of the skeleton.json file
"Foo": {
"Foo": { "path": "Foo01", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo2": { "path": "Foo02", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo3": { "path": "Foo03", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo4": { "path": "Foo04", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo5": { "path": "Foo05", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo6": { "path": "Foo06", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo7": { "path": "Foo07", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo8": { "path": "Foo08", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 },
"Foo9": { "path": "Foo09", "rotation": 83.65, "width": 356, "height": 329 }
},

If I remove the zeros in the path strings and do the same in the corresponding .atlas file, the animation loads and plays.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

-Pat

Pharan

path hasn't been implemented in most of the runtimes yet.
What the runtumes currently do is use the name as the path.

So editing the paths in the json actually did nothing.
But when you removed the zeroes from the atlas, it made it match with the names. So it worked.

I think, right now, the recommended course of action is to not rename attachments/not to use paths in the editor.

BinaryPat

Thanks