When i load up my main.lua file i get a hexToRGB error… any idea whats going on?
heres the git… https://github.com/pauloaguiar91/game
It was working fine until i created an object on my map and tried to load an image at a point. from the lime tutorials i was on this one http://lime.outlawgametools.com/tutorials/06-using-objects-to-do-cool-stuff/
Fixed the RGB error thanks to a comment here http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/34345-changesfixes-to-the-open-source-version-of-lime/ . Simply had to remove a line of code in lime-objectLayer. hopefully this gets fixed soon
EDIT: Okay now after fixing this error and jumping into the making a sprite jump tutorial im getting this error:
Heres my code
[lua]
lime = require(“lime.lime”)
local map = lime.loadMap(“maps/tut.tmx”)
local onPlayerSpawnObject = function(object)
local layer = map:getTileLayer(“Player”)
player = display.newImage(layer.group, “guy.png”)
player.x = object.x
player.y = object.y
end
map:addObjectListener(“PlayerSpawn”, onPlayerSpawnObject)
–local onObject = function(object)
– display.newImage(object.playerImage, object.x, object.y)
–end
–map:addObjectListener(“PlayerSpawn”, onObject)
local visual = lime.createVisual(map)
local physical = lime.buildPhysical(map)
[/lua]
The commented out lines are from a previous tutorial… any idea why its giving the errors attached?
I couldn’t get the sprite example to work either so I just added in the sprite code separately like this:
local options = { width = 64, height = 64, numFrames = 12 }
local imageSheet = graphics.newImageSheet( “sprite.png”, options )
local sequenceData =
{
{ name=“idle”, start=4, count=3, time=500},
{ name=“right”, start=10, count=3, time=500},
{ name=“left”, start=7, count=3, time=500}
}
local player = display.newSprite( imageSheet, sequenceData )
player.x = 100
player.y = 100
player:setSequence(“idle”)
player:play()
[/lua]
Also, see this post regarding how to integrate the sprite created outside of Lime back into Lime:
http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/34595-lime-and-tiled-tutorial-updates/?p=179592
Fixed the RGB error thanks to a comment here http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/34345-changesfixes-to-the-open-source-version-of-lime/ . Simply had to remove a line of code in lime-objectLayer. hopefully this gets fixed soon
EDIT: Okay now after fixing this error and jumping into the making a sprite jump tutorial im getting this error:
Heres my code
[lua]
lime = require(“lime.lime”)
local map = lime.loadMap(“maps/tut.tmx”)
local onPlayerSpawnObject = function(object)
local layer = map:getTileLayer(“Player”)
player = display.newImage(layer.group, “guy.png”)
player.x = object.x
player.y = object.y
end
map:addObjectListener(“PlayerSpawn”, onPlayerSpawnObject)
–local onObject = function(object)
– display.newImage(object.playerImage, object.x, object.y)
–end
–map:addObjectListener(“PlayerSpawn”, onObject)
local visual = lime.createVisual(map)
local physical = lime.buildPhysical(map)
[/lua]
The commented out lines are from a previous tutorial… any idea why its giving the errors attached?
I couldn’t get the sprite example to work either so I just added in the sprite code separately like this:
local options = { width = 64, height = 64, numFrames = 12 }
local imageSheet = graphics.newImageSheet( “sprite.png”, options )
local sequenceData =
{
{ name=“idle”, start=4, count=3, time=500},
{ name=“right”, start=10, count=3, time=500},
{ name=“left”, start=7, count=3, time=500}
}
local player = display.newSprite( imageSheet, sequenceData )
player.x = 100
player.y = 100
player:setSequence(“idle”)
player:play()
[/lua]
Also, see this post regarding how to integrate the sprite created outside of Lime back into Lime:
http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/34595-lime-and-tiled-tutorial-updates/?p=179592