Just to be sure, the JSON should be saved outside of the images folder, at the path indicated in the script window, you checked the settings to export it, so if it's not there something may be interfering.
That sounds quite odd, could you screenshot your settings in photoshop? What OS are you using? Are you maybe saving this folder somewhere where your computer prevents the writing of certain files? A video or gif of the process would be very helpful.
So I finally did it! I got the script to make a JSON file and then imported it into spine!
Im not sure if it's a bug or this is what we're supposed to do every time, but the only way I got it to work was by clicking "save file as" in photoshop right before I ran the script.
By doing that the script recognised that the psd is in fact saved under a file name, and created a JSON under that file name.
Strange because I did'nt create a new name to save the file under, I just clicked the "save file as" button and then the computer made a new copy of it, as if the previous copy was'nt good enough. Heheheh
Well maybe im just computer stupid, or maybe the computer is stupid. But either way Im very happy that it works now, and i couldnt have done it without your guys guidance pointing me in the direction to look.
Thank You!
Hello, I was curious if there is a layer limit to this script? I have been trying to run it in my Photoshop file and it's doing something. A JSON is made as well as an image folder but it doesn't export images and the JSON is basically blank. I tried running it on a different Photoshop file and it worked as intended. the only thing i can think of is there is either an error in my naming set up or there are just to many layers and it's timing out or something. I'm working with a character that has multiple skins which is why the layers are so high. I could potentially export out each skin separately i supposed but figured i would ask here first. Thanks!
Hello! There shouldn't be a layer limit, but perhaps there might be a tag or a layer style that it's slowing down/freezing the script?
If you want you can send us the file at contact@esotericsoftware.com to check, otherwise you can nail down what the cause is by deleting half of the layers (for example deleting halpf of the skin folders) and see in which half the problem happens. Then repeat until you find the culprit.
Or you can just export a subset of skins then import the rest later as you suggested 
Hello, is it possible for you to send me the version of the PhotoshopToSpine script before the 2/3 update? I am suspecting something in the latest script update broke compatibility with Photoshop CS2 since the previous script worked for me while the latest one does not.
Hello, you can find all script versions here: History for photoshop/PhotoshopToSpine.jsx - EsotericSoftware/spine-scripts
Find one you want to try, click on the last button of the row (which looks like this: < > , then go back in the photoshop folder and save the file as the tutorial shows.
Hi Erikari,
I've tested and it was indeed the 2/3/2020 script update that broke the compatibility with Photoshop CS2. In fact, it is the very very last update "Better fix for layer styles and scale." that broke it.
The script is still working for CS2 at "Fixed NaN values when a [bone] layer is hidden."
Thanks. We've fixed the script for CS2 now!
