With TexturePacker exporting in LibGDX format.

You can use one of these tools, first is OSS, choose libgdx if using the second:
http://code.google.com/p/libgdx/wiki/TexturePacker
http://texturepacker.com

Thanks Nate for http://code.google.com/p/libgdx/wiki/TexturePacker works great!

Hi! New to the forum and this is our first work through using spine. Really excited, KickStarter backer.

i am posting on this thread because i think our issue is related to our use of TexturePacker ... ?

We've got the latest runtime and spine (1.3_8) downloaded. We've got the example from GitHub running, and can see spineboy working great. if we drop in our own spine .json file and atlast (one TXT / PNG) we get some interesting results.

this is the barbarian in spine

he's got 3 animations and 2 skins. normal, works great! love it!

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we export the spine (outlander.json). we create a new TexturePacker file, and add all of the sprites from the folder that the outlander spine is referencing. we are not using sub-folders. we export in LibGDX format with all the basic options set. we have disabled rotation, as we see that being done in the spine examples (spineboy). this is what we get:

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here the PNG that comes along with our TXT file to make the "atlas"

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we suspect there is something wrong with our TexturePacker settings. should the default work? does this look like a common problem to anyone? we'd love any help or suggestions!

Sorry, we figured this out! We have to disable TRIM in the TexturePacker settings. Thanks!

Sorry, you must be running a runtime without trim support. Rotate should be ok.