在制作项目中，皮肤多人开发，（骨骼，约束，动画都是相同的），后续怎么把多个项目，不同皮肤（皮肤占位符也都是一样的）合并到一起
两个项目皮肤文件如何合并到一起
yang You can merge skins by exporting the skeleton once in JSON format and then importing it into another skeleton via Import Data.
Precisely, it is possible to export and import in binary format, but it is safer to export in JSON format with the Nonessential data checked, because JSON format is human readable and easy to edit in case manual editing becomes necessary.
yang Hmmm, by missing, do you mean that the image is displayed as Missing like this?:
If so, the problem is that the image path is incorrect, so please correct the image path specified in the Images node.
Or do you mean that the attachments themselves are not imported correctly?
yang Hmmm, I'm afraid I can't tell you the cause of that problem without seeing the actual Spine project, as that should not happen under conditions where the same skin placeholder exists. Could you please send us via email minimal Spine project filesthat can reproduce the problem?: contact@esotericsoftware.com
Please include the URL of this forum thread in the email so we know the context. Then we can take a look at what's wrong.
yang Thank you for sending the Spine project files! There seems to be a problem in 3.8 where linked meshes are not imported properly. Strangely, if I unlink the meshes before exporting and then importing the skeleton data, the attachments remain, but all the vertices are aggregated to the X:0/Y:0 position and the original mesh shape is not reproduced. The aggregation of vertex positions to X:0/Y:0 often happens when there is a problem with the skin bones, but as far as I have tried, this problem cannot be solved by removing all skin bones, so I think there must be some kind of bug.
However, this problem did not occur when I tried it with 4.2, so it seems that this problem was fixed at some point before the latest version. Unfortunately, 3.8 is a version that is no longer updated, so we are unable to fix this problem for you. You may want to consider upgrading to a newer version of the editor, or abandoning the workflow of adding skins in separate projects.