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Yup, that seems to do the trick! When I reported this previously the whole OS freezed because of this, but I believe that is an Ubuntu problem, not a problem with Spine. I'll just stick with pressing ctrl now and then

Something weird happened just now when I loaded a project; I suddenly had moved to a position at around 200000,-50000. Dunno what happened, but it took some scrolling to get back to 0,0. Maybe a button "zoom to center" might be handy?

Btw, do you have an ETA for Spine? Is it more likely to be January instead of April for instance?

Thanks for the info, seems pretty easy to use.

I noticed a thing while playing around; if I switch desktop while Spine is open and then back to the desktop with Spine it is not possible to run animations anymore. It is on Ubuntu 64 bits. I guess this shouldn't be a top priority, but now you guys know! This happens whether an animation is already running or not.

Thanks, didn't check for an update today, so that'll be me then! I'll remember to check for updates from now on.

I guess I kinda started in the wrong end by importing the images first. Makes sense to create the skeleton first and then import images for the bones.

I have just started testing Spine and it looks great, but I am having some troubles getting started. My OS is Ubuntu 64-bit and I run the *.jar file by "java -jar java -jar ~/Downloads/spine-0.81beta-linux.jar" and Spineboy appears. I go to the folder where I have my images for the limbs and import them, but I can't really find out how to create spines to make animations. Each image has a slot and when I select a slot I can click on "Set Bone" at the bottom right, but nothing happens. Isn't this the proper way to create a bone? I have tried clicking and dragging as well, but nothing happens then either.

I also had some troubles with Spine chrashing when deleting images under slots, but I can't really reproduce those errors. The stack traces are sent through the great web though