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- Mikal
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- 22 Jan, 2025
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Did you reduce this on the c3 plugin or the spine 2d editor? It should be updated on the c3 addon.
- Mikal
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Check out lowering the animation rate first (frames per second).
- Mikal
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If there are others like me who struggle to find the latest link for the project, as previous one goes 404, it is:

https://github.com/MikalDev/c3_spine_plugin

also I wonder if you will support this with new SDK, thanks for your effort Mikal <3

I probably will update over time, what are the new SDK features and version number you are looking for (so I can think about how to implement in plugin)
- Mikal
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- 21 Dec, 2024
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I worked around it using a bundler and globalThis to share class definitions (similar to what C3 does). I was getting spoiled by using import/modules in runtime and hoped similar was available in the editor.

Thanks for the reply.
- Mikal
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I've been using modules for runtime files, and that's been very friendly, based on this update: construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/addon-sdk/guide/runtime-scripts/sdk-v2

Is it possible to use modules in Editor files also (so far, I have not had any luck trying out different combinations, like including the files in the Editor file addon.json list and then using import with the path?) I want to share modules between runtime and editor if possible also.
- Mikal
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yup it is
- Mikal
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Have you tried the latest version here: github.com/ConstructFund/proui
- Mikal
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- 31 Oct, 2024
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Use bounding box override

gritsenko.github.io/c3_spine_plugin
"If animation is clipping against the bounds of the C3 object, you can use the property bbox override and values to control the bounding box size and center offset. The values are based on Spine project coordinates."
- Mikal
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Added Linux CEF export support (Ubuntu 22, Steam Deck testing underway).

construct.net/en/make-games/addons/1124/steamworks-plus
- Mikal
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Updated Steamworks Plus for Linux CEF export (Ubuntu 22 tested.)

construct.net/en/make-games/addons/1124/steamworks-plus
- Mikal
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- 30 Oct, 2024
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One other item I had to update while testing on another system:
patchelf --set-rpath '$ORIGIN' Steam_plus_x64.ext.so

I don't know if you also had to do this, or there is a parameter I am missing in linking to handle this.

This change made it possible to search locally for other needed *.so files (such as libsteam...), instead of hardcoded paths.
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- Mikal
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I got it working in wsl.

I had to revert wsl to Ubuntu 22 LTS, and then the Scrirra C3 Steamworks plugin worked.

I then compiled my Steamworks Plus extension on Ubuntu 22 (instead of 24), which also worked on wsl Ubuntu 22 (I imagine it will work on Steamdeck).

As you mentioned about Linux, it seems like a backward and forward compatibility issue. What a mess.

I've seen comments about compiling differently, statically linking libs, etc.

Thanks for the model on how to do the linux port, very helpful for Steamworks Plus on linux.