It seems like you are having trouble finding your JSON files after exporting from Photoshop and importing them into Spine. Here are a few steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:
Check Export Settings: Ensure that the JSON file is being exported correctly from Photoshop. Make sure the "Write Spine JSON" option is selected during export.
File Location: Verify that the JSON file is saved in the correct directory. The JSON should be saved outside of the images folder, at the path indicated in the script window.
Image Path in JSON: Open the JSON file in a text editor and check the image paths. The paths should be relative and correctly point to the images folder. For example:
"images": "./images/"
Limit Scanning: If you have many images in the same folder, Spine might not display all of them due to the default limit of 2,000 images. Uncheck the "Limit scanning" option in Spine to allow it to find more than 2,000 image files.
Log Files: Check the spine.log file for any errors or warnings that might indicate what went wrong during the import process. The log file can be found in the following locations:
- Windows:
<user home folder>\Spine\spine.log
- Mac:
<user home folder>/Library/Application Support/Spine/spine.log
- Linux:
<user home folder>/.spine/spine.log
Re-import JSON: Try re-importing the JSON file into Spine. If the images are still missing, save the current Spine project and then modify the image path within Spine.
If you follow these steps and still encounter issues, please provide more details or screenshots of your export settings and the directory structure.
