Hello all!
This isn’t necessarily a ‘TexturePacker only’ question, but here goes. TexturePacker outputs nice, neat SpriteSheet data:
local SpriteSheet = {}
SpriteSheet.getSpriteSheetData = function ()
return {
frames = {
{
name = "goblinarcher1.png",
spriteColorRect = { x = 0, y = 0, width = 72, height = 68 },
textureRect = { x = 363, y = 1254, width = 72, height = 68 },
spriteSourceSize = { width = 72, height = 68 },
spriteTrimmed = false,
textureRotated = false
},
{
name = "goblinarcher2.png",
spriteColorRect = { x = 0, y = 0, width = 62, height = 75 },
textureRect = { x = 749, y = 1209, width = 62, height = 75 },
spriteSourceSize = { width = 62, height = 75 },
spriteTrimmed = false,
textureRotated = false
},
{
name = "goblinarcher3.png",
spriteColorRect = { x = 0, y = 0, width = 65, height = 66 },
textureRect = { x = 505, y = 1445, width = 65, height = 66 },
spriteSourceSize = { width = 65, height = 66 },
spriteTrimmed = false,
textureRotated = false
},
is there a way I can enumerate through the above spritesheet data? I’d love to get a table with the ‘name’ variables and a matching frame# (that I could just add manually to a counter. Am I making sense? I just wanna avoid parsing the XML data to get what I want if I can help it.
End result I’d like to create a table with the data from the spritesheet like so:
1,goblinarcher1.png
2,goblinarcher2.png
3,goblinarcher3.png
etc. etc.
Appreciate any pointers!
Best,
Mario
[SOLVED!]
OK, where you get your spritesheet setup:
require ("sprite")
local sheetData = require "coronaTest"
local data = sheetData.getSpriteSheetData()
local spriteSheet = sprite.newSpriteSheetFromData( "coronaTest.png", data )
local spriteSet1 = sprite.newSpriteSet(spriteSheet, 1, 1) you just use the ‘data’ variable like so:
for i=1,#data.frames do
print(i..","..data.frames[i].name)
end and do whatever you want from there.
Perfect!
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