Re: [Super-tux-devel] Sprites image

[Ricardo C. <ri...@ae...>]

Em Sexta, 9 de Abril de 2004 19:24, o Ingo Ruhnke escreveu:
> Ricardo Cruz <ri...@ae...> writes:
> >  Anyway, I can do the coding for that, but the hard work will be to put
> > frames together in one file... Not really hard work (it's really simple),
> > but can take time. Well, but I could do that.
> >
> >  So, do you agree with this?
>
> No, not really. Having frames in seperate images is perfectly fine and
> since its already the way it is, it should stay that way. However what
> we really need is a way to define sprites in a file, something ala:
>
> (sprite
>  (name "foo")
>  (fps    20)
>  (type  'loop)
>  (image (file "foo1.png") (alignment 10 10))
>  (image (file "foo2.png") (alignment 10 20) (hflip #t))
>  (image (file "foo3.png")))
>
> So that the game code only needs to do a Sprite("foo") and not
> hardcode all the images, alignment and frame-rate stuff into the code,
> which makes it quite hard to tweak animations and alignment. If needed
> one could easily add support for one-file animations to such an
> approach.

You won, I agree ;)

> Another thing that would be interested would be support for 
> flipping the sprite at load time, instead of keeping a flipped version
> on the disk.
>

 Don't forget that we will have different Tilesets, so it would be crazy to 
load them all. The level should ask for the tilesets during run-time, as it 
is currently.

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