Hello,
I have encountered a weird bug in regards to images within the editor. If i open earlier projects or the example ones, everything seems to be working as it should. However, when i create a new project and want to import images, all the images turns into a rectangular Java stock sprite.
What's wrong? See image
Wow, that is messed up. That image is in the JDK, no idea why it would show up like that?! :o Super weird. Does restarting Spine help? What is your image directory set to? What OS are you using? Does it help if you save the project?
Tried restarting spine, also tried restarting the computer. My image directory is set to an absolute path (for example D:/Documents/Folder/Folder2/Animationparts.
I'm using Windows 8 Pro, and v 1.4.10 Spine. Saving the project removes the JDK image, but will be displayed as missing when re-opening the project. After saving->re-opening, all images added will be tiny square broken images. See image here
Can you send the project? contact@esotericsoftware.com
That is weird.
64-bit Windows 8 Pro here. Tried to replicate.
Spine Editor decided to freeze up instead. lol
Then I tried again. Discovered a bug(?) where if you drag an image from the image list too fast into the viewport, the new slot and attachment doesn't get generated.
No JDK banner image though.
But I uninstalled JDK from my machine when I left my Java days behind me. Doesn't make sense either way.
If you drag too fast it does nothing. This is a feature to prevent accidental drags. 
I meant JRE. On WIndows Spine uses a bundled JRE which contains that image. Absolutely crazy that it is loading that instead of the right image though.
Ah, I see. That's a nice feature.
(love the recently added features in 1.4.11, btw. That stuff is the shiz.)
Yeah this bug seems to become more weird the more i dig into it. I sent you an e-mail.
Thanks! The problem was that the images could not be loaded. Spine only supports PNG (8 bits per pixel) and JPEG (non-progressive). I've fixed the bug where it loads the wrong images and added a dialog that warns which images failed to load.
