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May 8, 2013
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Sprite Sheet?

  • May 8, 2013
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Decided to try using CS6's Sprite sheet exprter and hoping I am missing something - basically I have an animation of a baseball coming to home plate. The ball is a movie clip that is composed of 11 frames, so that the ball rotates as it moves. However when I export to sprite sheet only the movement of the clip is exported, and not the sub-animation contained in the clip - the rotation. Is this just a FOL and the sprite sheet exporter simply doesn't work? That's what I'm thinking... So anyone know of a sprite sheet export that does work properly? Anyone tried Spriter? I know it's standalone, but it looks promising.

Thanks

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Correct answer kglad

you'll need a spritesheet for your rotating baseball and a spritesheet for the ball moving across home plate. 

or, use a graphic (not movieclip) of the rotating baseball.

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kglad
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May 9, 2013

you'll need a spritesheet for your rotating baseball and a spritesheet for the ball moving across home plate. 

or, use a graphic (not movieclip) of the rotating baseball.

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Anonymous
May 9, 2013

Not sure what you mean about needing two sprite sheets - you can't combine sprite sheets - at least not in the engine I'm using (Impact). I've found one tool called SWFSheet that pretty much does what I need, but it has some flaws so was looking for something better. I'd like for Flash's sprite sheet export to just work properly... but that's probably not going to happen anytime soon.

kglad
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May 9, 2013

Still not sure what you're getting at. If I use a graphic (bitmap?) the ball won't rotate as it moves. I need the rotation animation in the clip that's being animated on its x/y.


no, not a bitmap graphic.  a flash graphic object as in movieclip, button, graphic.  the kind of object most developers never use and frequently used by designers.

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