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Hey guys,

I finally designed all the animations inside spine, and it's finally time to export and test in the cocos2dx engine. Exciting times!!

The problem is, the slots are not rendering. I have enabled the debug slots and debug skeleton, and I can only see the skeleton. I went into the rendering code, and it seems the spAttachment is NULL! I am using skins, and I am calling setSkin("skin_name"); right after creating the skeleton.

if (!slot->attachment || slot->attachment->type != ATTACHMENT_REGION) continue;

For now, I am using the spine example project to test my textures...

It might be worth mentioning that I couldn't use the TexturePacker within Spine, since it exported each skeleton into it's own texture atlas, and that is not exactly what I need. I need them all in the same texture (to batch draw them), so I used the famous TexturePacker2 to export as libGDX.

Any help appreciated!! :love:

FWIW, I did some more debugging, and realized that the engine looks for a default skin, which it seems to use as a fallback maybe? In any case, I opened the json file exported by spine, and changed one of the skin names to default, and now it renders properly ... However, the issue remains on why would adding a default skin work? Not to mention that when I call setSkin("OtherSkin"), I still get the "default" skin shown on screen.

Now, I am almost 100% certain it's an issue with the cocos2dx runtime implementation, which means it makes more sense to continue this thread in the GitHub issues section.

Best,
Maz

Aye, sorry that is a gotcha. Maybe setSkin should take a boolean "setSlotsToSetupPose". I think I'll do that, since this is such a common issue.

The Spine TexturePacker can pack all your images into a single atlas. You will need to run it separately from exporting your JSON (choose Texture Packer in the menu). See here:
https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/wiki/Texture-packer

Thanks for the reply, Nate. I am sure a lot of developers will find the boolean addition helpful. I have to say though, it's also a lesson for me to actually read and understand an API before using it, by simply reading all the methods and classes.

Best,

3 个月 后

Hi, I have a very similar problem with cocos2d-x 2.1.4, I can see only Bones and Slots debug as you can see in picture attached

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ghuptgw2c4docos/Immagine.png

and here my code:

    skeletonNode = cocos2d::extension::CCSkeletonAnimation::createWithFile("animations/loading_mulele/skeleton.json","animations/loading_mulele/skeleton.atlas");
    CC_SAFE_RETAIN(skeletonNode);
    skeletonNode->setAnchorPoint(ccp(0,0));
    skeletonNode->setPosition(ccp(250,0));
    skeletonNode->setAnimation("hand_shaking",true,0);
    skeletonNode->setVisible(true);

skeletonNode->runAction(CCRepeatForever::create(CCSequence::create(CCFadeOut::create(1),
        CCFadeIn::create(1),
        CCDelayTime::create(5),
        NULL)));

skeletonNode->debugBones = true;
skeletonNode->debugSlots = true;
skeletonNode->update(0);
addChild(skeletonNode);
scheduleUpdate();

PLEASE: Help me!!

Daniele

Try skeletonNode->setToSetupPose()?

I haven't had a chance to add a boolean to setSkin, but it's on the Trello board.