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    anglais

Hey Guys,

I've checked the forums for answer, though there are some threads with this kind of problem, I followed and tried to fix the problem on my own but to no avail.

I've checked the atlas.txt file and noticed that the parts have -1image/parts in them. I've edited the txt file and removed the "image/" word and left with "-1parts" for every part name. However I get this error.

The spine image file is on a different folder. Should I put images folder inside the same folder of my unity SpineData? How to fix this problem guys? This error only happens on some of the animation I'm doing. Most of them are working with no problem. One thing I did differently on this animation compared to others is that, I made use of "export" for the JSON file and used "texture packer" for atlas and sprite sheet since I can't seem to include one part inside the sprite sheet even if I enlarged the max height and width of the page.

Thanks in advance guys!

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Once in Unity, the folders don't matter.

Can you share your texture packer settings, and the .atlas.txt file?
Did your settings mostly match this? Texture Packer Settings for Spine-Unity

Hi Pharan,

Thanks for your quick response. Here's my texture settings.

Though I usually play with this, I sometimes uncheck the "Square" box. And I haven't tried to change Atlas extension to atlas.txt in the setting box, I normally do it manually when I already have the .atlas file.

For the atlas file, take note that I removed "image/" on the parts recently. And here's what's inside.

minotaur.png
size: 2610,2610
format: RGBA8888
filter: Linear,Linear
repeat: -1ankle_back_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 2534, 2389
  size: 52, 62
  orig: 52, 62
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1ankle_back_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 2536, 2443
  size: 54, 62
  orig: 54, 62
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1ankle_front_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 2536, 2499
  size: 53, 63
  orig: 53, 63
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
ankle_front_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 2536, 2554
  size: 54, 63
  orig: 54, 63
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
body
  rotate: false
  xy: 2, 1412
  size: 1487, 1196
  orig: 1487, 1196
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
hand_left
  rotate: false
  xy: 1879, 20
  size: 391, 357
  orig: 391, 357
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
hand_right
  rotate: false
  xy: 1485, 2
  size: 392, 357
  orig: 392, 357
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
head_attack
  rotate: false
  xy: 922, 792
  size: 1462, 618
  orig: 1462, 618
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
head_normal
  rotate: true
  xy: 2, 13
  size: 1397, 918
  orig: 1397, 918
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
hip
  rotate: true
  xy: 2291, 1486
  size: 521, 296
  orig: 521, 296
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
hoof_left
  rotate: false
  xy: 2386, 1385
  size: 115, 99
  orig: 115, 99
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
hoof_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 2503, 1369
  size: 115, 99
  orig: 115, 99
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1jaw_attack
  rotate: false
  xy: 922, 257
  size: 496, 533
  orig: 496, 533
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
jaw_normal
  rotate: true
  xy: 2291, 2009
  size: 335, 311
  orig: 335, 311
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1leg_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 2386, 2472
  size: 136, 148
  orig: 136, 148
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
leg_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 2386, 2346
  size: 124, 146
  orig: 124, 146
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1lower_arm_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 1491, 1457
  size: 573, 798
  orig: 573, 798
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1lower_arm_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 1491, 2032
  size: 576, 798
  orig: 576, 798
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
thigh_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 1201, 24
  size: 231, 282
  orig: 231, 282
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1thigh_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 922, 20
  size: 235, 277
  orig: 235, 277
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1upper_arm_left
  rotate: true
  xy: 1791, 379
  size: 411, 369
  orig: 411, 369
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1
upper_arm_right
  rotate: true
  xy: 1420, 361
  size: 429, 369
  orig: 429, 369
  offset: 0, 0
  index: -1

Thanks!

What do you mean by "-1image/parts"?
And why did you remove the "image/" on the region names? Wasn't that part of the path in your skeleton? No?

Pharan a écrit

What do you mean by "-1image/parts"?
And why did you remove the "image/" on the region names? Wasn't that part of the path in your skeleton? No?

for example this one "repeat: -1ankle_back_left" originally it was "repeat: -1image/ankle_back_left". I just removed the word "image" as I noticed in all of my working character animation with the same setup like this one, there is no "image" on the region names. I don't think that it's part of the path, since my other characters that work doesn't have the "image" on the region names.

Also, why are index: -1 and then ankle_back_left on the same line? That immediately seems like that's the problem.

I'm not 100% familiar or are able to fix the packer though. We may have to wait for Nate or @badlogic's input.

In the meantime, why don't we try the normal way: exporting the json and atlas at the same time and find out why that's not working.
Also, you mentioned an image that's not being included. Can you see any special characters/letters/punctuation in the filename? Is the image itself included in the skeleton? Is its slot marked "background"?

About "-1" being on the same line with parts, I don't know either.

On your suggestion on exporting it the normal way. I've tried it again by clicking "export". The texture packer settings is like this.

Take note that I've put the max height and width of the output pages to 1000000 x 1000000 just to be sure that it's big enough. However when I click export, the sprite sheet seems to be incomplete without the "body". Please see attachment.

Reason I've used Texture Packer to see if I can completely extract my spritesheet. I was able to get the missing part using the texture packer but when I open it on Unity, missing region appears.

What if you type 4096x4096? The texture packer might just be ignoring ridiculously large numbers and reverting to a hardcoded default. (Again, I'm not sure what it does in that case)
Also, did you check the actual dimensions of the body image? You also didn't check the "background" checkbox on the image/slot? Did Spine show a special toast message when it finished packing? If it didn't, or you missed it, either way, I think that's a UI problem that needs to be addressed.

Pharan a écrit

What if you type 4096x4096? The texture packer might just be ignoring ridiculously large numbers and reverting to a hardcoded default. (Again, I'm not sure what it does in that case)
Also, did you check the actual dimensions of the body image? You also didn't check the "background" checkbox on the image/slot? Did Spine show a special toast message when it finished packing? If it didn't, or you missed it, either way, I think that's a UI problem that needs to be addressed.

4096x4096 would be too small for the images. "Body" image alone has a dimension of 1487x1196. About the "background" checkbox, some of the image/slot have it checked some were not. Should I check them all? There are also no special message upon it finished packing, just these two, "JASON export complete" and "Packing complete". Really appreciate your help.

Problem still exist. Any idea how we can solve this? Thanks in advance admins!

Please help... thanks

Can you share your project files with us?
You can send it to contact@esotericsoftware.com
Please also include the Spine version number you're using.

Note this seems to be a texture packer problem since the following are happening:
(1) images are being excluded in the packing process
(2) "About "-1" being on the same line with parts" <

that's kinda suspicious

Thanks Pharan! I've already sent an email. 🙂

So I think I found your problem, and I found a misleading tooltip.

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Anyway, the Background checkbox generally means it won't get exported.
So just uncheck that for ALL the attachments you need to be exported.
Then it should work fine. (did that on my end and it worked.)

Again, this had nothing to do with Unity. (this message is for @badlogic. 😃)

Wooot! You're the best guys! I've tried it and it works!
Thanks a lot for taking time looking at my problem. Really satisfied with your after sale support. Keep it up and more power! 🙂