How to import SpriteSheets and their plist?

[Hamed]

Can you email us the images that you're using so I can re-create this and see whats going on?

[Deeeds]

@Hamed try these: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jq2iedb8aw1gw1w/AAAoOxfVzrhc7GTVn-c0VKMha?dl=0

[Deeeds]

@Murtaza I can't get this to work the way I want. Placement issues abound. And very time consuming.

[Hamed]

So here are the steps I took:

1. Import one of the images. It will have a graphic label in the assets library.

2. Press and hold the graphic. Tap on Add animation.

3. Since each image is 256 x 256 px, this means you can only select 8 images (Max 2048 x 2048 px).

4. create a name for your your animation and press save.

This creates a sprite sheet with your 8 images.

If you wanted all 40 of the images, aim for 51px per image

[Deeeds]

@Hamed How is 256x256x8 getting you to 2048x2048?

[Hamed]

Its x :256 * 8, y: 256 * 8

The axis are independent.

[Deeeds]

@Hamed So you fill the sprite sheet in a diagonal line?

[Hamed]

Oh i see the confusion. Its not actually multiplying 2048 and 2048. Your final image must be less than 2048 on the x direction and 2048 in the y direction.

[Deeeds]

@Hamed So you're doing this?

[Hamed]

Hmmm. No, but I see what you mean. I should definitely be able to fill up a 2048 by 2048 area.

This is the final image its producing

[Hamed]

And I can only add 7 and not 8.

[Hamed]

Another bug to add to the list!

[Deeeds]

@Hamed Cheers, if you can, aim for wrapping, like this:

[Deeeds]

@Hamed In the most basic version, just force users (me) to use square images, in square values (64x64, 128x128, 256x256, 512x512 etc) as this is a pretty common limitation. Most designers and artists for games are used to this limitation.