Spine Gideros Runtime

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• SinisterSoft Maintainer

  August 2018

  As far as I'm aware yes. You can even make them so you source is hidden so you can sell them.

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• antix Member

  August 2018

  @totebo I think @simwhi means normal Gideros plugins, not Lua ones

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• oleg Member

  August 2018

  how to do intermediate animation?
  I have 2 animations,
  1. the hero goes
  2. the hero stands
  
  I need the hero to change the pose of the animation1 into the pose of animation 2

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• pie Member

  August 2018

  @oleg I have not tried it yet, but since it is a spine runtime i suppose this doc should work
  
  http://it.esotericsoftware.com/spine-using-runtimes/#Mixing-animations

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• totebo Member

  August 2018

  @antix, I think you can use Lua to build "normal" plugins? @hgy29 ?

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• snooks Member

  August 2018

  @totebo @antix :
  
  Yes, here's one that shows the format... you put User Plugins in:
  
  C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Gideros\UserPlugins
  
  (this is the directory that opens up with the User Plugins button on the plugin picker dialogue in Gideros Studio)
  
  Unzip the file to that location, then add it to your project, then use it with:

  require("test_plugin")

  zip

  zip

  test_plugin.zip

  806B

  test_plugin.zip 806B

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• antix Member

  August 2018

  @Snooks, that's not a plugin mate, it's a Lua file
  
  I was under the impression that a native plugin was created in c++ and had Lua bindings made and so on and so forth. It is this process that seems to have no clear easy to follow tutorial.. and there really needs to be one.

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• snooks Member

  August 2018

  A more minimal plugin example than the one included with Gideros could be good. I might make one. You can have a look at the Bump source code and the instructions for building Gideros (and plugins) from source here...
  
  https://github.com/gideros/gideros/wiki/Building-from-source
  

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• antix Member

  August 2018

  @snooks, thanks for the links, never seen those before. It's (IMHO) not really up to scratch though, it just needs to be easier.

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• snooks Member

  August 2018

  Yeah, the fact is that native cross platform development with as many targets as something like Gideros has is not super straightforward to set up, and this is one of the major reasons that Lua, Python, C# etc are so popular. But when you get the build environment set up via those instructions you can build your plugin for all targets (well, not Apple ones on Windows or vice versa).

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