[Unity] Size of Image Imported into Unity

cyonce

Hello all.

I'm having an issue which I'm sure is tied to the size of my source images, but I'm having a hard time figuring out the cause.

I've created a simple animation that is just three keyframes. I've exported that via JSON and have gone through the process of bringing this into the Unity editor. After doing so, the image that is brought in is huge. I've tried reducing the dimensions of the source image for the animation, but it doesn't seem to help all that much.

Any suggestions for what I may need to tweak on the Spine side or in the source PNG to ensure that image is not so large? I've attached the JSON, the Atlas, and a screenshot of what is shown via the camera in Unity.

Let me know if additional information would be useful.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Regards,

Coy

cyonce

Pharan

Look for the SkeletonData asset you made for your bee in the project panel and select it. It should show a Scale field in the Inspector.

The "standard" scale value in Unity would be 0.01 instead of 1. This means 100 pixels or Spine units, will fit in 1 Unity unit.
This is equivalent to Unity 4.3's sprite system having a default scale of 100, which also means 100 pixels is 1 Unity unit.

cyonce

Thanks Pharan!

I really appreciate the response. I've been away from Unity for a bit and forgot about possible scaling differences between the two tools.

Coy

carlperry

I'm glad I found this post, it helped my out big time.

I normally use a scale of 128 for sprites in unity as this gives a better pixel to unit ratio, you can then use the snap axis tool to correctly arrange objects, set the snap X and Y setting to 0.64 or similar and it will move half the distance of a 128x128 sprite.