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Spine 2D Animation
Answer how to build production Spine 2D skeletal animation without the editor when needed: rig structure and JSON authoring by hand, weighted meshes, IK and muscle setups, idle, win, hover and destroy animation styles, exporting json plus atlas for game runtimes, wiring pixi-spine into a frontend, and the pipelines that turn generated or cut-up art into rig-ready parts.
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- Atlas text format: region bounds specification · export & asset pipeline
- Playing animations with spine-pixi-v8 state.setAnimation · runtime integration
- spine-pixi-v8 uses Spine 4.2/4.3 format, not 3.8 · spine-runtime
- spine-pixi-v8 requires a texture atlas at runtime · runtime integration
- Atlas authoring without editor: pack PNGs and generate .atlas · export & asset pipeline
- Loading skeleton and atlas in spine-pixi-v8 · runtime integration
- Handling reduced-motion and skip in Spine animations · runtime integration
- Crossfade mixing configuration in spine-pixi-v8 · animation styles & timing
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