Brown Dust 2 Spine Viewer

A simple tool that uses a modified version of anosu's Spine Viewer to view Brown Dust 2 Spine animations using exported assets. And it works with BrownDustX by Synae.

IMPORTANT: This mod manager works with a folder structure mod folder->assets + .modfile, example:

\mods\Blade Young Lady Cutscene - nimloth\cutscene_char003703 (.atlas + .skel/.json + .png)

Portable Version

If you don't want to install the stuff below to use the scripts you can download this portable version ready for usage.

👉 DOWNLOAD HERE 👈

Requirements to use the script:

Install Python if you don't have it installed yet.
Double-click on install_requirements.bat to install required modules.

NOTE: The requirements listed in "requirements.txt" are only for my GUI script, you will need to install the ones necessary for anosu's Spine Viewer separately (Electron, Node.js, etc).

Usage:

Double-click on BD2pineViewer.bat.
The script will ask the user for the path to your BDX "mods" folder, click OK on the message box.
You will see this GUI:

Click on Browse... and navigate to your mods folder and select it.
The viewer will show the list with your mods, from here you can preview them or rename their folders.

This is optional, double-click on CREATE_SHORTCUT.bat if you want to create a shortcut for the viewer on your Desktop.

Update 2.0 Version:

Changed the GUI style to something a bit better.

Added the new function to activate/deactivate mods, with this function you can have multiple mods for the same character in your "mods" folder and to leave the one you want to use activated. You can see that the deactivated mods have got red-colored letters, and the mods active have got green-colored letters.

Added the search bar function to filter your mods list by author, character, idle, cutscene, etc.

Buttons:

Preview: Open the Spine viewer to see the Spine animation. If the mod folder only contains an image then the viewer will use the user default images viewer to open that image.
Refresh Mods List: If you renamed, moved or deleted the mods then use this button to refresh the mods list to show the changes.
Rename: Renames your mods folders directly from the GUI.
Activate/Deactivate: Deactivate or activate mods, with this function you can have multiple mods for the same character and to activate the one you want to use faster.
Clear: Clear the search bar with one click.

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