spine-godot C# Support

Mario

We're happy to announce that our spine-godot runtime now supports programming using the C# language! Learn more in our blog post.

T.Fly()

Nice! I'm giving this a whirl soon

zhijzan

hello ,https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-godot#C%23-Project-Setup
i cant find
GodotSharpEditor.4.1.0.snupkg
Godot.NET.Sdk.4.1.0.nupkg
Godot.SourceGenerators.4.1.0.nupkg
GodotSharp.4.1.0.nupkg
GodotSharp.4.1.0.snupkg
GodotSharpEditor.4.1.0.nupkg
files in zip file

Misaki

zhijzan Are you using a Mac PC? If so, you can find those files in Godot.app/Contents/Resources/GodotSharp/Tools or or alternatively right click the Godot.app file in Finder, select Show Package Contents, then navigate to Contents/Resources/GodotSharp/Tools/.

IceSparkStudios

Misaki

I am on a Windows PC and can't find it either. Anytime I download the folder with C# sharp support, the folder labeled "GodotSharp" is empty. I even tried using Git Bash. Please see my screenshots below.

To even get the program to run, I had to take files from a version I downloaded from Godot's website.

This shows the error I got when using Git Bash to install a version of Godot with C# support from the runtimes folder.

The program runs fine, and I can set up some Spine stuff. However, I can't code anything in C# as I get an assembly missing reference. I've triple-checked with the webpage on using C# with Spine and Godot and I don't think I've missed any steps.

zhijzan

Misaki Windows 11 x64，like @IceSparkStudios say，guess miss this files or document need update

Demonz312

IceSparkStudios

i found those files in zip file from the godot site: https://godotengine.org/download/windows/
download the godot engine with c# support.

and you will find it in zip "GodotSharp/Tools/nupkgs"

i also have errors of assembly missing reference and all the methods of the spine, i followed all the steps and still can't get it working.

IceSparkStudios

Demonz312 Yes, I was able to get them from there too. I think the missing reference is from the missing files from Spine's side (I could be wrong). This is because their documentation states:

"Copy the Godot C# assemblies from the downloaded Godot editor ZIP file to that folder. These are the files you need to copy:

GodotSharpEditor.4.1.0.snupkg
Godot.NET.Sdk.4.1.0.nupkg
Godot.SourceGenerators.4.1.0.nupkg
GodotSharp.4.1.0.nupkg
GodotSharp.4.1.0.snupkg
GodotSharpEditor.4.1.0.nupkg"

I am assuming they mean from the file downloaded from this site. Also, they state:

"This configures the godot-nuget directory to be a package source for NuGet packages. Instead of fetching the official Godot C# assemblies from the NuGet package registry, the assemblies from the godot-nuget directory will be used, which also include the C# bindings for the spine-godot runtime."

I am by no means an expert, so I am hoping to find clarification/help here.

Demonz312

IceSparkStudios

i think so the same, but lets wait for the response from them, because i can't find any solution for this to work.

Mario

Sorry for the trouble. Please follow the issue here:
EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes#2365

Something in the build process of Godot appears to have changed, which leaves this folder empty. I'm investigating.

Misaki

We have published a new blog post which briefly explains the steps to get started using C# with spine-godot and how it differs from using GDScript: Blog: Setting up spine-godot with C#
I hope this will be helpful to those who are about to start using spine-godot with C# support.

WarriorServent

Just came in to say that I've been having some problems too. While that is a great blog post with much better details and pictures than the original, I'm still having issues.

I actually downloaded a new version of Godot directly from the Spine download page and a new copy of the spine-runtimes example projects from GitHub. However, I still received many CS0246 "The type or namespace name 'SpineBoneNode' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" errors.

I can't seem to upload the full msbuild log, but I do see that it mentions using the correct NuGet file:
RestoreTask: NuGet Config files used: RestoreTask: E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\NuGet.Config RestoreTask: C:\Users\rlind\AppData\Roaming\NuGet\NuGet.Config RestoreTask: RestoreTask: Feeds used: RestoreTask: E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\godot-nuget RestoreTask: https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json RestoreTask: All projects are up-to-date for restore. Done building project "spine-godot-examples.csproj".
Before failing:
"E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\.godot\mono\temp\obj\Debug\.NETCoreApp,Version=v6.0.AssemblyAttributes.cs" E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\.godot\mono\temp\obj\Debug\spine-godot-examples.AssemblyInfo.cs /warnaserror+:NU1605 E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\examples\01-helloworld\Spineboy.cs(4,33): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'SpineSprite' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) [E:\Projects\Godot\spineexperimentation\spine-runtimes-4.1\spine-godot\example-v4-csharp\spine-godot-examples.csproj]
I would like to note that GDScript seems to work alright, but I really don't want to have to mix the two.