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Setting up a libGdx project with spine and JS crosscompiling

sysex

Hi everyone!

Don't know if I'm wrong wrong but I could't find references on how to set up a libGdx-Projekt that supports crosscompiling to JS (with GWT) usually with the

gradlew html:superdev

Gradle task. This task stems from the libGdx-Setup tool, which can optionally provide a html-module among others. I could find only Desktop-Projects from the Esoteric SW Github repo. I can see, that it works by going here: http://esotericsoftware.com/files/runtimes/spine-libgdx/spineboy/ .

Is it working for any of you by simply setting the sourcepath in the core-project's xxx.gwt.xml to the sources of the spine-runtime?

It would be awesome if somebody could supply some hints on that, like which version of libGdx was used succesfully for crosscompiling in conjunction with the Spine runtime, or how one best defined the runtime-dependencies in gradle.

I would love to see these animations run on browsers - it's always this weird crosscompiler thing :wonder:

thanks david

Nate

Shouldn't be anything weird I think. Get a simple libgdx project working, then add spine-libgdx. You can just add the src directory to your project if you don't want to mess with dependencies. Eg:
http://esotericsoftware.com/files/runtimes/spine-libgdx/raptor/

sysex

thanks for the reply. Is there a public repo for the link you posted: http://esotericsoftware.com/files/runtimes/spine-libgdx/raptor/ , this looks like libGdx based, isn't it? It would be interesting to see how this project is set up.

Nate

Code is here:
http://pastebin.com/7Sn7jLqk
It's just a standard libgdx project. Follow the libgdx wiki, use the libgdx setup app, get a hello world working, add spine-libgdx sources, done.

sysex

thank you - that looks really easy. In case of a webGl project things can get difficult and the GWT compiler messages are most of times not really helpful. Cool I'll try that out