Spine and texturePacker have different rotations

[ivanpopelyshev]

You know about subj., right?

[alaa-eddine]

@ivanpopelyshev Sorry I don't understand what you mean :)
Can you explain please ?

[ivanpopelyshev]

@alaa-eddine spine rotates regions clockwise, while texturepacker counter-clockwise. Its not possible to make correct json from atlas if there are rotated regions.

[ivanpopelyshev]

That's why this PR was made: pixijs/pixijs#2237

However, if we store numbers instead of bools, last version of pixi will handle it: http://ivanpopelyshev.github.io/examples/index.html?s=demos&f=texture-rotate.js&title=Texture%20Rotate

I can make PR.

[alaa-eddine]

oh I get it now
Actually I didn't updated this package for a while, I wrote it for a specific need and decided to share it.
I no more use Spine with Pixi for now (coz of some limitations)

but if you can make a PR I'll merge it :)

[ivanpopelyshev]

@alaa-eddine which limitations?

[alaa-eddine]

for example, for one of my projects, I needed to create an animation with spine and be able to scale the skeleton and use a reduced image size with it.
There's maybe a solution, but I didn't found it. the only solution I had was to scale the whole animation but this gave very bad visual result (pixelated sprites due to downscaled textures) , also force the player to allways download the high resolution texture even if he only need a low-res.

(btw : I'm glad to see a Pixi contributor browsing my github repos :) )

[ivanpopelyshev]

@alaa-eddine well it works now, pixi-compressed-textures together with pixi-spine can switch resolutions just fine :)

(im contributing into pixi only for 7 months, while you are really old user)

[alaa-eddine]

seems interesting I'll give it a try :)

I sent you some message in twitter PM in response to your message on HTML5 forums

I was on mobile and it's simpler to use twitter than the forum on mobile phone :)