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Description:
I'm currently working with Pixi.js and the Spine loader to load a Spine animation that consists of a JSON file and an accompanying Atlas file. While the Pixi.js/Spine loader handles the JSON file correctly, I'm encountering an issue when trying to parse the Atlas data URL.
I have attempted to modify the metadata fields, but haven't been successful in resolving the problem. It seems that the Asset loader is unable to properly parse the Atlas data URL.
Additional Information:
I have verified that the Atlas data URL is valid and contains the necessary information.
I have explored modifying the metadata fields in an attempt to resolve the issue, but have been unsuccessful so far.
However, I would like to know if there is an existing solution or configuration that allows for the parsing of data URLs without requiring any modifications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What I'm trying to achieve is to load a spine animation by utilizing strings/Data URLs exclusively for the json, image, and atlas files.
This would be one of the use cases https://spine-tools.vercel.app/
I need to know the urls and the content of the .atlas file since the route for the .png is stored inside of that file
Here are the modifications I have implemented to address issue #506. If you have any alternative suggestions, please let me know.
Description:
I'm currently working with Pixi.js and the Spine loader to load a Spine animation that consists of a JSON file and an accompanying Atlas file. While the Pixi.js/Spine loader handles the JSON file correctly, I'm encountering an issue when trying to parse the Atlas data URL.
I have attempted to modify the metadata fields, but haven't been successful in resolving the problem. It seems that the Asset loader is unable to properly parse the Atlas data URL.
Additional Information:
I have verified that the Atlas data URL is valid and contains the necessary information.
I have explored modifying the metadata fields in an attempt to resolve the issue, but have been unsuccessful so far.
Environment:
pixi.js: 7.2.4
pixi-spine: 4.0.3
spine:3.8
I made some small modifications to the SpineLoaderAbstract.ts and atlasLoader.ts files to handle this way:
However, I would like to know if there is an existing solution or configuration that allows for the parsing of data URLs without requiring any modifications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: