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Skins not showing up in Phaser

C4ro

Hello!

We're using Spine 3.7, so I export a json with the Spine character and animations. It's worked for us fine before, but this character is more complex than before.

There are some elements that are shared between all the skins, and they show up. But not the actual skin. I checked the atlas too and it looks fine.

1 sprite from the atlas does show up. The rest of the character is invisible in Phaser. Looks fine in Spine though.

Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can do to troubleshoot or fix?

Thanks 🙂

Erika

Hello! try opening the character in skeleton viewer:
Skeleton Viewer

If it's fine in there then the problem is in Phaser, if it's problematic in there then the problem is in Spine.

C4ro wrote
There are some elements that are shared between all the skins, and they show up. But not the actual skin. I checked the atlas too and it looks fine.

1 sprite from the atlas does show up. The rest of the character is invisible in Phaser. Looks fine in Spine though.

Also, if you could clarify this part better it would certainly help!

meirmsn

I had a similar if not the same issue! I solved it by applying a skin by name with skeleton.setSkinByName, like this:
const spineObj = this.add.spine(600, 800, 'json-data', 'atlas'); spineObj.skeleton.setSkinByName('Red');

Thanks for the pro tips! This phrase from Erika was the key for me to figure this out:

If it's fine in there then the problem is in Phaser, if it's problematic in there then the problem is in Spine.

There are more details in this other thread I originally posted (then I had no idea it was related to skins so I had not run into this thread by C4ro), linking in case useful to anyone.

C4ro

Thanks for your reply.

I tried your suggestion with the skeleton viewer, but it shuts down seconds after I opened it? Argh! 🙂
This is the output when I run it from Git Bash: https://ibb.co/ZztfTG7

Yes I can try to clarify, sorry!

Forget what I wrote - I thought there was a system in what sprites showed up and which don't, but if there is, I haven't found it yet.

So far part of the sprites show up. So I actually don't know if it's related to skins or not. I only assumed it was a skin issue, because we haven't had Phaser issues before, with sprites not showing up, until now, with the first character that has different skins.

So it might be something different than skins. The atlas has all the elements, but in phaser only some elements show up.

Could it be related to transforms on the different slots or bones? I don't recall having done anything peculiar.

Here is a picture of some of my tree, in case you see something that looks wrong.

https://ibb.co/FDG6b9h

okay it is definitely skin related, because i deleted all skins and skin placeholders and all sprites showed up in Spine .

So my programmer colleague found a workaround! Which was to call "spine.setSkin(null);" before choosing skin in Spine.

But I would still really like to know, if there's something I can do in Spine?

Erika

Well the tree was fine, perhaps it didn't show just the image attachments that weren't in a skin?
Did you also try to use the skins view to select or pin a skin or more? Skins view - Spine User Guide

C4ro

Erika wrote
Well the tree was fine, perhaps it didn't show just the image attachments that weren't in a skin?

Good to know the tree was fine, but sorry I don't understand this question? 🙂

I thought at first it only showed image attachments that weren't in a skin, but it did show one image attachment that WAS in a skin, and that image changed like it should, when changing skins.

Erika wrote
Did you also try to use the skins view to select or pin a skin or more? Skins view - Spine User Guide

I'll try this

Also another question: Do you have any advice on the skeletonViwer.jar closing a second after it opens? I tried different versions too, same issue.

Erika

If you made sure to have Java installed, then it may be that your antivirus or firewall is a bit overzealous and may be killing the process as it starts.