export JSON
{
"class": "export-png",
"exportType": "animation",
"skeletonType": "single",
"skeleton": "man",
"animationType": "all",
"animation": null,
"skinType": "current",
"skinNone": false,
"skin": null,
"maxBounds": true,
"renderImages": true,
"renderBones": false,
"renderOthers": false,
"scale": 500,
"fitWidth": 0,
"fitHeight": 0,
"enlarge": false,
"background": null,
"fps": 25,
"lastFrame": false,
"cropWidth": 0,
"cropHeight": 0,
"rangeStart": -1,
"rangeEnd": -1,
"packAtlas": null,
"compression": 5,
"bruteForce": false,
"quantize": false,
"quality": 100,
"speed": 4,
"dither": 0.5,
"maxColors": 256,
"pad": false,
"msaa": 0,
"smoothing": 8,
"renderSelection": false,
"cropX": 0,
"cropY": 0,
"warmUp": 0,
"output": "",
"id": -1,
"input": "",
"open": false
}
I can successfully export a PNG sequence of 455x500 frames in the software, but when using the CLI, the exported image is still cropped to 345x330, even though the json is set to "maxBounds": true.
Or am I misinterpreting the meaning of "maxBounds": true? Is there another option to set this value?
Spine --export-all --ignore-unknown -u 4.2.43 -i ‘path’ -o “path” -e ‘path’