hello guys, i have a problem with my apps
my app has a many animation made with flash, so i used animo to export it to lua
the problem is some of my animation didn’t appear at devices, but it’s okay on simulator
my suspect is the animation which didn’t appear has 4096 width on the png file, is that the cause?
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That is very likely the problem. Depending on the device and operating system, you may be limited to 1024px or 2048px texture files.
You can add this to your code:
print( system.getInfo(“maxTextureSize”) )
Then look at the console log on the device and find out the limits you need to deal with. Also keep in mind performance too. This chart is quite telling:
512x512 image = 1mb memory
1024x1024 image = 4mb memory
2048x2048 image = 16mb memory
4096x4096 image = 64mb of memory
Try to run that on an iPad 1 or iPhone 3Gs with 256mb of memory (of which you don’t get all of!) you can see that 4096x4096 is going to run out of memory in a real hurry on those devices.
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yeaah and that’s really the cause, beecause when i made below 4096 it’s work perfectly
so any other alternative for my case?
i’ll try to separate into two animations, but i don’t know how to make it continue and loop
anyway here’s the snippet of my code
if xDistance \> 50 or yDistance \> 50 then
if xDistance \> yDistance then
if beginX \> endX then
if(pos~=i-1) then
spriteFactory:dispose()
loqsprite = require('loq\_sprite')
pos=pos+1
print(out[pos])
spriteFactory = loqsprite.newFactory(out[pos])
anim = spriteFactory:newSpriteGroup()
anim.x = 0
anim.y = 0
anim:play()
end
else
if(pos~=1) then
spriteFactory:dispose()
loqsprite = require('loq\_sprite')
pos=pos-1
print(out[pos])
spriteFactory = loqsprite.newFactory(out[pos])
anim = spriteFactory:newSpriteGroup()
anim.x = 0
anim.y = 0
anim:play()
end
end
end
end i get the path from database and store it to array so out[pos] is refer to variable out which stored the path of sheet [import]uid: 164509 topic_id: 33556 reply_id: 133440[/import]
That is very likely the problem. Depending on the device and operating system, you may be limited to 1024px or 2048px texture files.
You can add this to your code:
print( system.getInfo(“maxTextureSize”) )
Then look at the console log on the device and find out the limits you need to deal with. Also keep in mind performance too. This chart is quite telling:
512x512 image = 1mb memory
1024x1024 image = 4mb memory
2048x2048 image = 16mb memory
4096x4096 image = 64mb of memory
Try to run that on an iPad 1 or iPhone 3Gs with 256mb of memory (of which you don’t get all of!) you can see that 4096x4096 is going to run out of memory in a real hurry on those devices.
[import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 33556 reply_id: 133374[/import]
yeaah and that’s really the cause, beecause when i made below 4096 it’s work perfectly
so any other alternative for my case?
i’ll try to separate into two animations, but i don’t know how to make it continue and loop
anyway here’s the snippet of my code
if xDistance \> 50 or yDistance \> 50 then
if xDistance \> yDistance then
if beginX \> endX then
if(pos~=i-1) then
spriteFactory:dispose()
loqsprite = require('loq\_sprite')
pos=pos+1
print(out[pos])
spriteFactory = loqsprite.newFactory(out[pos])
anim = spriteFactory:newSpriteGroup()
anim.x = 0
anim.y = 0
anim:play()
end
else
if(pos~=1) then
spriteFactory:dispose()
loqsprite = require('loq\_sprite')
pos=pos-1
print(out[pos])
spriteFactory = loqsprite.newFactory(out[pos])
anim = spriteFactory:newSpriteGroup()
anim.x = 0
anim.y = 0
anim:play()
end
end
end
end i get the path from database and store it to array so out[pos] is refer to variable out which stored the path of sheet [import]uid: 164509 topic_id: 33556 reply_id: 133440[/import]