If you drew a rectangle (the frame) around each drawing right now, they would all be different sizes. There can be as much empty space in the frame area as needed, but they all have to be the same size. Imagine the frame as what's read, and each drawing as what's inside the frame. I need a way to make the frame size uniform. I would have to make them smaller to fit them into the same frame size, and it would make them look weird. Even if each animation is the same size, some are wider than others.
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I know how to make a grid in the main drawing board, but that doesn't apply to the sprite sheet. I have tried exporting it as a png sequence and rebuilding a spritesheet from that with texture packer, but I ran into the same issue.Make sure these settings are enabled first.: I generated the image by selecting a group of symbols and generating a spritesheet. If you aren't sure about what I'm talking about, I can make a tutorial on aligning things, if you're interested. If the sprites' dimensions are the same, and if the transformation points are in the same location (Not entirely necessary, but it helps quite a bit.) The sprites should align properly. (You can also adjust the grid dimensions under Edit Grid.) Make sure these settings are enabled first.: I have tried exporting it as a png sequence and rebuilding a spritesheet from that with texture packer, but I ran into the same issue.
I need each frame to be inside a consistent set of boxes, like this, but flash generates the spritesheet to fill space, not have consistent spacing. The big difference is it does not use a static grid. Using a Texture Atlas A texture atlas is a lot like a spritesheet. You can test the game again, and itll look and work exactly the same as before, but should load a bit quicker because were only making ONE request for assets. As can be seen in this image, the frames are all completely unaligned. In a 20-frame animation, the last frame will be 19.
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