12-20-2024, 09:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-20-2024, 09:20 PM by Kirito145.
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Hi there. Randomly stumbled upon this thread, and spent like 5 hours trying to automate the process of retrieving and generating .atlas and .json files.
It kind of worked, but when I tried to upload and test it here (https://jomin398.github.io/webSpineViewer/) it kind of didn't load (dunno why, but the exception was like this "Couldn't load the texture alias Unknown texture filter 0.125"). I assume this means I'm either missed something during formatting, or some other random error which I'm not quite competent to comprehend.
Either way, that's only part of the issue. The issue at hand is I have no idea how to associate blob guid names with the generated file names, but doing it by opeing and checking each blob, I managed to manually match some of the images and it worked (kind of). The hair and accessories animations were a mess, as RiffOsci wrote, but apart from that, everthing seemed fine.
Anyway, point being, if anyone ever stumbles upon this post, let me know if you know something about it or just drop a message so we can discuss.
Cheers
P.S.
The programmatic way of creating these is just plain old reading and formatting the vendors.js file with regexp, if anyone is curious. I was thinking about uploading it to github later, but there're aforementioned issues that needs a solution before this.
It kind of worked, but when I tried to upload and test it here (https://jomin398.github.io/webSpineViewer/) it kind of didn't load (dunno why, but the exception was like this "Couldn't load the texture alias Unknown texture filter 0.125"). I assume this means I'm either missed something during formatting, or some other random error which I'm not quite competent to comprehend.
Either way, that's only part of the issue. The issue at hand is I have no idea how to associate blob guid names with the generated file names, but doing it by opeing and checking each blob, I managed to manually match some of the images and it worked (kind of). The hair and accessories animations were a mess, as RiffOsci wrote, but apart from that, everthing seemed fine.
Anyway, point being, if anyone ever stumbles upon this post, let me know if you know something about it or just drop a message so we can discuss.
Cheers
P.S.
The programmatic way of creating these is just plain old reading and formatting the vendors.js file with regexp, if anyone is curious. I was thinking about uploading it to github later, but there're aforementioned issues that needs a solution before this.