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1. DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE INSTALL
2. DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE SOFTWARE
3. DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE LICENSE
4. DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE WINDOWS

Spine's servers are located in Japan, Europe, and the USA.

DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE LICENSE

You can find the download links on your Spine license page or use the license recovery page. Due to a certificate expiration in the old Spine installation, you will need to download and reinstall Spine. Spine is unable to reach the server if you downloaded Spine before Februor your Spine launcher version is less than 3.8.82. After that you can run Spine without a network connection. When you run Spine, it needs to download the version of Spine you want to run.

DEFAULT FOLDER X FREEZE INSTALL

When you install Spine, you are actually installing the Spine launcher. If you can't find your Spine license page you can use the license recovery page. To do that, go to your Spine license page which you received when you purchased Spine, then download and reinstall Spine. One of the first things to check is that you are running the latest Spine launcher. The only solution is to uninstall such software. Some antivirus software, such as Comodo, rudely continues to interfere with other programs running on your computer even after disabling it.

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You'll need to disable such software or safelist Spine's folders. This can cause Spine to fail to run completely, or fail at a later point. Some antivirus or anti-malware software, such as Bit Defender, 360 Browser, or Comodo, may modify or delete Spine's files. Also, Rescue Time may need to be closed when Spine is started. For example, screen mirroring software or Finder "enhancements", such as Default Folder X, can prevent Spine from running. On macOS other software may conflict with Spine. When you run Spine this way, Spine's logging is output in the command line window and you may see errors that give clues about why Spine is unable to start.

Alternatively, on macOS you can run the Console app, choose All Messages, then start Spine and watch the output in the Console app.Open Terminal and type: /Applications/Spine/Spine.app/Contents/MacOS/Spine.Open Command Prompt and type: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Spine\"

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You may need to run Spine from the command line: Windows If the spine.log file is never created, it means that something went wrong with Spine very early in Spine's start up process. If Spine crashes you should check the spine.log file before running Spine again.

We love to fix bugs in Spine and are very grateful if you can help us reproduce any problem you might find.Įach time Spine runs it deletes the spine.log file and creates a new, empty one. Also, it helps a great deal to tell what you were doing when the error occurred. Please post or email the entire log, not just part of it (the forum will automatically remove your name and email from the log). If you can't make any sense of the errors, you can it post on the forum or send it to us. Sometimes the error message is mixed with what looks like unintelligible information, so read carefully. If any errors occur, they will appear in this file. ~/Library/Application Support/Spine/spine.log %UserProfile%\Spine\spine.log or C:\Users\\Spine\spine.log When Spine runs, the first thing it does is create a log file at this location: Windows On this page you'll find a number of things you can check to get Spine running. While we strive for Spine to run flawlessly on all computers, sometimes things go wrong or Spine is run on configurations that we've never seen before. Having trouble running Spine? Is Spine unable to start or crashes while you are using it? You have come to the right place!