Hi Nate,
I have an old project that has an animation that I thought I would not need. The current project is a copy of the old one but has more current animations and newer images. I would like to know, is it possible to copy keyframes from the old project (only copy the one animation that I need) to the new one? if so, what are the steps and is it reliable?
Thank you,
JCP_13
Why don't you just make a path to the new images you want to use and then re-save the file as a new project?? I've done this with a character i did not want to use with multiple skins...so i just created the character in photoshop , exported him out in with his different outfits in different file folders (all images were named the same...Head was named head in all the new files), and then created a path to the new file folder and Spine loaded the new images. So i had the same base animations for each new character in a new project file. Otherwise, I brought in the key frames as images(made them a background in spine) and just matched them up when i wanted only one particular animation.
You could export the old project and new project jsons and manually copy the text of the animation from the old file to the new file.
Then import the "merged" json back into Spine.
This will work as long as you didn't change bone names or any of the names of the items that were animated. If you did, you may have to edit that too.
This is assuming you understand json.
It's pretty straightforward and human-readable.
Thank you Pharan,
That worked! it was a good thing that everything was pretty much the same.
Thanks again.
