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A desktop application built with Tauri for viewing and interacting with Spine skeletal animations and Live2D models.
Key Features:
- 📂 Drag-and-drop model loading (single folder or single compressed file: zip or 7z only)
- 🎭 Dual support for Spine & Live2D models
- 🕹️ Real-time parameter controls
- 🎨 Animation/Skin switching UI
- 🖱️ Mouse interaction support
- 🖥️ Cross-platform (Windows/macOS/Linux)
| Action | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| 📂 Previous Directory | Q |
| 📁 Next Directory | W |
| ⏮️ Previous Scene | A |
| ⏭️ Next Scene | S |
Z |
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X |
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| 📷 Export Image | R |
| 🖼️ Export Image Sequence | D |
| 💾 Export Animation | C |
| ⚙️ Open/Close Settings | E |
| 📝 Append to List | V |
| ❌ Exit | Ctrl/Cmd+W, Ctrl/Cmd+Q |
- Append to List: Saves the current scene text to a list. See
py/copy_by_list.pyfor processing the exported list.
If the application displays a message saying it is damaged and cannot be opened, you may need to remove the quarantine attribute. Run the following command in your terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/spive2d_aarch64.appGUI Method: To run the executable file, please turn on the "Executable as Program" toggle switch in the file properties and execute it with "Run as a Program".
Terminal Method: Alternatively, you can grant execution permission and run the application from the terminal:
chmod +x /path/to/spive2d_linux_x64
./spive2d_linux_x64To set up a local development environment, you'll need to install the following tools.
Prerequisites:
- Node.js & npm: Download & Install
- See also: npm documentation
- Rust: Install Rust
- Tauri: Follow the Tauri setup guide for your specific OS.
Setup Steps:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/lmmtrr/spive2d.git cd spive2d -
Install dependencies:
npm install
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Run the development server:
npm run tauri dev
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Build the application:
npm run tauri build
🦴 Spine Runtimes:
- Spine 3.6-4.2
🎭 Live2D Cubism:
- Cubism 2.1
- Cubism 4.x
