[Construct 3 runtime is now enabled by default, can we please get an update to the Spriter SCML plugin?]

I know that you Spriter folks seem to care very little for your Construct user-base, to the point of damn near neglect. Even when provided with code fixes and exact line numbers, the Spriter team still refuses to fix basic bugs in the plugin, for seemingly no reason, the excuse always given is Spriter 2, which has yet to materialize in anything other than gifs and youtube previews.

Can we please for once get a timely update to the Spriter SCML plugin so that it works with the latest runtime?
For something that is seemingly an enormous chunk of your users, the team shows an active disdain for maintaining this plugin.

I have honestly in my head given up on Spriter, and the teams lack of care for the Construct side of things, and have begun petitioning other animation suites to take over the Construct space, maybe some competition will get you guys to realize that you're taking your Construct user-base for granted. 

[Bug in Construct 3 with Set C2 to Spriter Object]

Okay, so my team desperately needed a fix for this, so we spent the weekend getting intimate with the C3 SCML addon.

We figured out that what was actually happening was that only the last construct object in the instance array was being set, always when using "setC2toSpriterObject"

It took us a bit to figure out that the .c3addon is just a renamed .zip file (lol) -- and once we had the source code, we dug deep into the "setC2toSpriterObject" function.
Going through the massive run time file we eventually figured out that on line "2160" the "c2Obj" variable was being set to "getFirstPicked()" -- we changed this to "getPairedInstance(this)" to get the paired instance of the c2 object, and everything magically snapped into place the way it should be.

I don't know if this is the absolute most correct solution, or if I am blatantly missing something else once more, but for now our project is back on track, and the team is happy. I look forward to any input the Spriter devs might have on this.

For anyone searching for this problem on Google or the forums, I've attached a fixed scml.c3addon -- I make no guarantees, but it works for us so far.
You can verify this for yourself using the test .c3p file from the previous post. 

scml3.c3addon

[Bug in Construct 3 with Set C2 to Spriter Object]

It seems that when there are multiple instances of a Spriter object, the action "Set C2 to Spriter Object" get confused and attempts to attach to the Spriter object with the highest Instance ID (so if there is 2 Spriter objects, it will attach to Spriter with IID of 1. 

Meanwhile, if I set position using pointX/pointY or objectX/objectY, everything goes to the correct position, but it seems that all animation is about a single tick off.

If this is a bug in the plugin, and not my own stupidity of missing something blatant, and I know that there hasn't been an update to the C3 addon in a while, is there any way you guy can release the source code for the plugin so that we can take a stab at fixing the bug?

My sincerest appreciation for your time with this manner.

I have attached a Construct 3 project file that I quickly threw together that recreates this issue.

Spriter_Problem.c3p (Layout 1)

--- EDIT: I believe a solution might have been found, please read my post below.