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mrmanpersonguydude
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December 3, 2022
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How do i turn of anti-aliasing in adobe animate

  • December 3, 2022
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im tryna export a spritesheet in animate cc 2022 but i wanna make it not have anti aliasing. how do i turn it off when exporting

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      Nick GioiaCommunity Expert
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      December 5, 2022

      This tutorial is a little old but it could help.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr9iHJlbezo

      Mario_CR
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      Mario_CRCommunity Expert
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      December 3, 2022

      Go to the library panel, select the bitmaps, right-click, properties, set compression to lossless/gif and uncheck smoothing. This method will work with the spritesheet generator.

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      rayek.elfin
      rayek.elfin
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      December 4, 2022

      @Mario_CR That method only seems to work for bitmaps, though. Not for vector assets.

       

      rayek.elfin
      rayek.elfin
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      December 6, 2022

      by the way, did i mention i was using sparrow v2 for the data format?


      For import into Starling?

      In any case, you CANNOT use the spritesheet generator in Animate CC because it will not support aliased vector art. Unchecking the 'smooth' option does not work for either PNG or Gif, so you will have to use the method that I posted earlier to export individual frames, and then use an external sprite packing app to generate the spritesheet.

       

      As it happens, TexturePacker also exports an Starling compatible Sparrow xml data file.

      I am unsure about other spritesheet packing tools - I just use TP. Test with the free version if it will work for you.

      kglad
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      kgladCommunity Expert
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      December 3, 2022

      in the as3 publish settings for png and gif you can disable smoothing.  

       

      i'm not sure what format your using for your sprite sheet, but probably png and i assume you're using an as3 project.

       

      try it.  i haven't tested.

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      mrmanpersonguydudeAuthor
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      December 3, 2022

      yep, im using as3 and png. can you show me an image of where the as3 publish settings are though? i dont see them in the export spritesheet menu thing

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      mrmanpersonguydudeAuthor
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      December 3, 2022

      also my bad i meant generate spritesheet

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