Retrieve the animations and skins of a Spine skeleton by providing the skeleton data key and atlas key.
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- Retrieves the keys of all Spine skeletons available in the Phaser Editor project for use in animations.ISC
- Retrieves all Spine atlases available in the current Phaser Editor project for use in game animations.ISC
- Retrieves the PNG image of a Spine skin to visualize a skeleton's appearance with the specified skin and animation.ISC
- Inspect Spine JSON files to extract skeleton metadata, bones, slots, skins, attachments, animations, and common roles. Read-only analysis for pre-animation planning.Apache 2.0
- Write custom rotate, translate, and scale timelines for existing bones into a Spine JSON copy. Controls bones via animation data without automating the Spine editor.Apache 2.0
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- Analyze a Spine JSON file, generate an animated version based on a user goal, import into .spine, optionally pack images, export, and open.Apache 2.0
- Open a .spine project file in the local Spine application to continue manual editing.Apache 2.0
- Import Spine JSON or binary skeleton data into a .spine project via the official Spine CLI.Apache 2.0
- Adds simple keyframe animations to existing Spine skeletons by interpreting a natural-language goal and using learned presets, outputting a playable .spine project.Apache 2.0
- Read exported Spine JSON to extract skeleton metadata, counts, skins, and animations for asset pipeline summarization.MIT
- Reads a Spine JSON skeleton and generates a modified copy with basic animation keyframes selected from a natural-language goal. Writes enhanced JSON and manifest, leaving original unchanged.Apache 2.0
- Export a .spine project to a specified output using the Spine CLI and a JSON export settings file.Apache 2.0
- Reads a Spine .atlas file and returns page and region counts for asset pipeline validation.MIT
- Inspect Spine project files, JSON, or skeleton metadata using Spine CLI. Returns details for validation without modifying files.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve detailed metadata from Spine project files, folders, exported JSON, or binary skeleton files via the Spine CLI.MIT
- Validate that a folder contains required Spine runtime assets, such as atlas and image files, for asset pipeline integrity.MIT
- Verify availability of Spine CLI and Python dependencies to ensure environment is prepared for Spine animation tasks.-
- Check if Spine CLI and Python dependencies are installed and available before rigging, animating, or validating Spine 2D assets.-
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