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Seems there are a couple of libraries available for the Haxe/OpenFL/HaxeFlixel platforms that I've found:
 
OpenFL:
https://github.com/loudoweb/SpriterHaxeEngine
 
HaxeFlixel (for latest dev build?):
https://github.com/Beeblerox/SpriterHaxeEngine/
 
HaxePunk:
https://github.com/ibilon/HaxePunk-Spriter
 
NME (OpenFL?):
https://github.com/po8rewq/hxSpriter
 
I'm trying to get the HaxeFlixel one to work but is lacking in noob friendly documentation. If anyone gets it to work, please post how you did so here.
 

Hi,
 
I noticed that for some implementations of Spriter, things are not kept up to date anymore, like with the Haxe implementations, I don't see the timeline easing implemented. Is there a way (or maybe this can be a new feature) to be able to add frames to an animation into the number of frames desired with easing applied? For example: If an eased animation has two frames, and I'd like to easily add 6 frames in between with the proper easing movements applied on the sprite parts and keyframe positioning so this easing feature is still useful for those whose platforms are not too actively supported at the moment?

Hi,
 
I noticed that for some implementations of Spriter, things are not kept up to date anymore, like with the Haxe implementations, I don't see the timeline easing implemented. Is there a way (or maybe this can be a new feature) to be able to add frames to an animation into the number of frames desired with easing applied? For example: If an eased animation has two frames, and I'd like to easily add 6 frames in between with the proper easing movements applied on the sprite parts and keyframe positioning so this easing feature is still useful for those whose platforms are not too actively supported at the moment?

Hi,
 
I noticed that for some implementations of Spriter, things are not kept up to date anymore, like with the Haxe implementations, I don't see the timeline easing implemented. Is there a way (or maybe this can be a new feature) to be able to add frames to an animation into the number of frames desired with easing applied? For example: If an eased animation has two frames, and I'd like to easily add 6 frames in between with the proper easing movements applied on the sprite parts and keyframe positioning so this easing feature is still useful for those whose platforms are not too actively supported at the moment?

Hi,
 
I noticed that for some implementations of Spriter, things are not kept up to date anymore, like with the Haxe implementations, I don't see the timeline easing implemented. Is there a way (or maybe this can be a new feature) to be able to add frames to an animation into the number of frames desired with easing applied? For example: If an eased animation has two frames, and I'd like to easily add 6 frames in between with the proper easing movements applied on the sprite parts and keyframe positioning so this easing feature is still useful for those whose platforms are not too actively supported at the moment?

To get SpriterHaxeEngine working with HaxeFlixel, use the following base code to get started:
 
//In PlayState.hx...
 
import spriter.engine.SpriterEngine;
import spriter.library.FlixelLibrary;
import flixel.group.FlxTypedSpriteGroup;
   
class PlayState extends FlxState
{
    //Variable declarations
    private var _spriterGroup:FlxTypedSpriteGroup<FlxSprite>;
    private var _spriterEngine:SpriterEngine;
    private var _spriterLib:FlixelLibrary;
    
    //In create() function
    override public function create():Void
    {
        createSprite();
        add(_spriterGroup);
    }
    
    //Function to create spriter object
    function createSprite() {
        _spriterGroup = new FlxTypedSpriteGroup<FlxSprite>();
        _spriterGroup.antialiasing = true;
        _spriterGroup.pixelPerfectRender = false;    
        
        _spriterLib = new FlixelLibrary(_spriterGroup, "assets/images/sprites/");
        
        _spriterEngine = new SpriterEngine(Assets.getText("assets/data/YourCharacter.scml"), _spriterLib, null);
        _spriterEngine.addEntity("EntityName", 120, 460);
        _spriterEngine.getEntity("EntityName").playAnim("AnimationName");
        
        //update on enter frame
        _spriterEngine.update();
    }
    
    //And in update() function below super.update()...
    override public function update():Void
    {
        super.update();
        _spriterEngine.update();
    }
    
}

Seems there are a couple of libraries available for the Haxe/OpenFL/HaxeFlixel platforms that I've found:
 
OpenFL:
https://github.com/loudoweb/SpriterHaxeEngine
 
HaxeFlixel (for latest dev build?):
https://github.com/Beeblerox/SpriterHaxeEngine/
 
HaxePunk:
https://github.com/ibilon/HaxePunk-Spriter
 
NME (OpenFL?):
https://github.com/po8rewq/hxSpriter
 
I'm trying to get the HaxeFlixel one to work but is lacking in noob friendly documentation. If anyone gets it to work, please post how you did so here.
 

Hi,
 
I'm trying out Spriter with a 2D graphic I made using a vector app and exported as PNG parts. The curved lines are thick enough and look nice and 'crisp' or rather 'smooth' so to speak. Solid colors and solid lines were used. When I use them in Spriter and subsequently in HaxeFlixel, I notice that the curved lines are not rendered perfectly anymore and looks ugly depending on the resolution of the of the images. More so if they have been rotated. I don't know what the industry term for this is, but what do you guys call it, and what do you do in your work flow to avoid this?
 
For example:
 

 
The one on the left is running on Flash using SpriterHaxeEngine, and on the right, is what I see on the Spriter Editor after dragging and dropping the image parts. You can see the subtle imperfection on the rendering on the left.