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Unable to start Spine

Buttons

Hey guys!

Spine use to run fine on my computer like maybe year ago.
But now when I got the professional license of again spine I can only see this box appear (see attachment).
I tried turning off all my firewall stuff and re installing and starting then but still the same issue.

Is there a way to download older versions of spine without going to the software it self? and yeah I have windows 10.

Thx before hand and I love spine <3

Erika

Hello Buttons,

Make sure to get the latest version of the Spine installer from your license page. if firewall/antivirus is modifying Spine or the installer itself on download you may want to make sure to add exceptions for it. There are no other ways to get older versions of Spine. Perhaps the troubleshooting page may be able to guide you in more detail:
Spine Troubleshooting

For example, knowing what the log outputs when this happens may give us a better understanding of what needs to be done to make Spine work.

Buttons

Hey,

Thank you for the response. I got it finally work! 🙂 , I actually had uninstal comodo firewall software. Disabling it or putting Spine on safe list didn't help.

YahArt

Hello everyone
I am currently unable to start Spine via the Spine.sh script on Linux. I downloaded the latest Spine Runtime and extracted the tar archive. Next I added execution permissions to the Spine.sh file with chmod +x. However when I try to start Spine via ./Spine.sh it immediately crashes. I am running the latest Manjaro Linux Gnome Edition. I am using a Ryzen 5 CPU along with Open Source AMD Graphics Drivers and an AMD RTX 6800 Graphics card.

I also had a look at the created spine.log file. It seems that the Java VM had a crash. I have attached my spine.log file (I removed any information about my username).

I would love to be able to run this awesome tool on my PC if I can somehow provide more information please let me know 🙂

I got it working. The problem in my case is that I did not run the Spine.sh script with root privileges 🙂

Nate

I'm not sure why it needed root, but I'm glad you figured it out!

YahArt

Would it perhaps be possible to investigate this? Currently everything works flawlessly but each time I need to copy some images over I have to do that as the root user (I assume because I started Spine.sh as root) via the terminal. This is ok for me but it would be great if I could move the images directly via my file explorer instead of going through the terminal and doing a sudo copy command.

Sorry for all the hassle but it would be great if I could run Spine as a regular user instead of the root one 🙂

Alright I got it working 🙂

I needed to specify the user explicitly. When I run the sudo command and specify my user with sudo -u <user_name> ./Spine.sh it works like a charm and uses my user to create files etc.