[godot] Editor with C# supports fails to find .NET SDK on Windows

[badlogic]

See https://esotericsoftware.com/forum/d/24781-godot-c-failed-to-load-net-runtime

[badlogic]

Fixed in latest release. Fetch the new binaries from: http://en.esotericsoftware.com/spine-godot

[brogan89]

Hey not sure if related to this bug specifically, but I can't seem to get access to the SpineSprite class. When I debug I can see the node is of type Godot.SpineSprite but I can't cast to the type to access the methods.

I've followed the docs here but doesn't seem to work. Did I miss something or is there an update coming that solves it?

Thanks

[badlogic]

Without more info it's hard to say what is going wrong.

Are you using an IDE? If so, which one? Can you show the contents of your project's root folder?

[brogan89]

Hey yeah, I'm using Rider.
I'm not sure what else info to give. Let me know if you need anything else.

[brogan89]

Hey just FYI, I updated to 4.1.2 and, copied the new .nupkg over and now its working 👍

[badlogic]

Great! Sorry for the late reply, was out with the Rona.

[knightofiam]

For posterity, if anyone else experiences the same issue as @brogan89, when upgrading the spine-godot runtime (4.1.1 => 4.1.2 in this case), even after following the C# Project Setup instructions:

I was only able to fix it by deleting everything Godot-related in my local NuGet cache (i.e., ~/.nuget/packages/godot* on macOS).

@badlogic May be worth updating those instructions with a note about clearing the NuGet cache in case the Spine C# API is not found after copying over the updated package assemblies.

Hopefully some weary soul will stumble upon this solution in the middle of the night and get a few extra hours of sleep.

[Eudge91]

I was only able to fix it by deleting everything Godot-related in my local NuGet cache (i.e., ~/.nuget/packages/godot* on macOS).

You are a star! Thx!

[c-schembri]

For posterity, if anyone else experiences the same issue as @brogan89, when upgrading the spine-godot runtime (4.1.1 => 4.1.2 in this case), even after following the C# Project Setup instructions:

I was only able to fix it by deleting everything Godot-related in my local NuGet cache (i.e., ~/.nuget/packages/godot* on macOS).

@badlogic May be worth updating those instructions with a note about clearing the NuGet cache in case the Spine C# API is not found after copying over the updated package assemblies.

Hopefully some weary soul will stumble upon this solution in the middle of the night and get a few extra hours of sleep.

You're a legend. I'm not sure why IDEs/NuGet doesn't automatically detect that the package contents are different despite having the same name.