Spine is 2D skeletal animation software for video games and apps developed by Esoteric Software. It's designed for creating animations using a skeleton system where characters and objects are built with interconnected bones, allowing for smooth and efficient animations.
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Provides specialized tools for managing and inspecting Spine skeletal animations within the editor, including the ability to list skeletons and atlases, retrieve skeleton-specific metadata such as animations and skins, and access skin images.
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Provides tools for automating Spine asset pipeline tasks through the official Spine CLI, including exporting projects, packing texture atlases, summarizing JSON and atlas files, and validating runtime assets.
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Provides cutout skeletal rigging and animation assembly compatible with Spine/DragonBones/Godot cutout workflows, including rig kit export and pose synthesis.
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Generates Spine 4.2 rigs and procedural animations (idle, walk, run, jump, attack, hit) from PSD files, producing .json skeleton files ready for the Spine editor.
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Allows importing Spine animation resources (atlas and skeleton files) and configuring Spine animation mappings on objects in GDevelop projects.
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Provides tools for reading, validating, and modifying Spine 4.1.24 JSON files, including animation timeline editing, with support for browser preview and WinForms observation.
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Provides tools for interacting with Spine 2D animation software, allowing AI agents to create, edit, and manage Spine animations.
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Allows authoring, preview, and export of skeletal animations using the Spine 2D animation tool, including keyframe authoring with easing presets, animation templates, GIF preview, round-trip with Spine CLI, and mobile performance linting.
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Integrates Spine skeletal animation support into Cocos Creator projects, including resource import and animation setup capabilities.