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Does the Spine CLI provide the ability to import PSDs, generate project files, and automatically create masks for each layer?
You know, the age of AI is coming, and I think it's good to open up more interfaces to programmatically generate some fixed role templates.

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We don't currently support importing PSD from the CLI. We'll consider it.

Create masks?

  • इस पर KimigaiiWuyi ने जवाब दिया।

    Nate
    OH, my mistake, it should be edit mesh, auto trace is very useful for a lot of low precision needs.
    I'm thinking of adding simple pending animations to thousands of PSD batches in my company because I'm using 4.2 physics effect and the results are amazing, so I feel like it doesn't seem impossible to add animations to thousands of PSD batches, and I'd like to be able to script that, but the CLI doesn't provide an adequate interface, and I'm not sure of the priority of this, but I'm think it's a cool feature, thanks for your patience in replying!

    10 महीने बाद में

    Really need this.

    @aaronjheng Can you explain why? What is the goal after importing a PSD into a Spine project from the CLI? Is it to save doing it in the UI? Likely you'll need to set it up in the UI anyway. We have improvements planned for this area of the UI.

    @Nate We want make the following process automatic:

    1. User upload PSD files to a platform
    2. The platform export spine files (JSON+Atlas+Images) for Spine Web Player from these PSD files.

    Thanks. It's not really intended for that purpose. The goal is not to be able to do ALL rigging in the PSD. It would complicate PSD setup to support more (especially all) features. The rigging we do allow, like creating bones, is for convenience only. You can't set bone locations, lengths, setup constraints, etc. A skeleton with only rigging imported from a PSD is a great foundation to build your skeleton and animations in the editor, but would be very simple and of little use to use as is.

    Totally understand. We use Photoshop (with PhotoshopToSpine script) + Spine to do the above process manually. If Spince CLI supports importing PSD, We can make this process a lot easier for us. Thanks for your replies.