Make it work

Preparations:

• Python 2.7 installed in your system
• Unity3d in 4.3+ version
• Spriter in 1.0 b5/b5.925 version

Steps required to export animations from Spriter to Unity using this project:

• make a new Unity project, make sure you marked is as 2D
• go to Editor options, set meta files (under version control) as "visible"
• import textures required by your spriter project into Unity (keep the same folder structure)
  • import them as sprites
  • keep default setting for pivot (centre)
• convert scml file
  • windows:
    • use Spriter2Unity Tool, run it
    • point python installation (if not found automatically)
    • point scml file
    • point unity folder with imported assets
    • Check whether output says that everything is ok (or at least there ain't too many warnings)
    • Click convert and wait
  • osx (i love you mac, but you have to wait a bit for a nice GUI)
    • run terminal
    • go into Spriter2Unity directory
    • run "python convert.py [directory for scml file] [Unity directory with resources]"
    • Output from the script will tell you whether you did a good job pointing directories.
• copy .prefab and .anim into Unity Assets folder (anywhere)
• enjoy your character with all the animations