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this was me doing it wrong....

I didnt understand the charactermaps example code properly (and probably I still don`t)

i used:

public boolean touchDown (int screenX, int screenY, int pointer, int button) {

if(button != Input.Buttons.RIGHT)

player.characterMaps[i] = charMaps[i]; //set the character map to the one saved in maps 
  else   player.characterMaps = null; //set the char map to null, to remove it   i = (player.characterMaps.length+(++i))%player.characterMaps.length;   return false;  

}

 

 

but when i changed it to 

  player.characterMaps[0] = charMaps[i]; //set the character map to the one saved in maps

 

everything worked as planned.

 

I then spent a day with a working character map demo and being unable to get the Spriter Player to render within my game logic.

turns out I didn`t understand Camera classes properly either so now that`s fixed i seem to be able to completely get rid of spritesheets in my game and the world is a wonderful place again

 

                         

 

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On 11/11/2014 at 11:18 PM, jraselin said:

I've done some patch to fix these bugs

Character map with "hidden" object => the objects are still drawed

inside SCMLReader

 

 

protected void loadCharacterMaps(ArrayList maps, Entity entity) {
		for (int i = 0; i < maps.size(); i++) {
			Element map = maps.get(i);
			Entity.CharacterMap charMap = new Entity.CharacterMap(map.getInt("id"), map.getAttribute("name", "charMap"
					+ i));
			entity.addCharacterMap(charMap);
			ArrayList mappings = map.getChildrenByName("map");
			for (Element mapping : mappings) {
				int folder = mapping.getInt("folder");
				int file = mapping.getInt("file");
				if (mapping.get("target_folder", null) == null) {
					charMap.put(new FileReference(folder, file), null);
				} else {
					charMap.put(new FileReference(folder, file), new FileReference(mapping.getInt("target_folder"),
							mapping.getInt("target_file")));
				}
			}
		}
	}

 

and the Drawer

 

 

public void draw(Iterator it, CharacterMap[] maps) {
		while (it.hasNext()) {
			Timeline.Key.Object object = it.next();
			if (object.ref.hasFile()) {
				// apply map
				if (maps != null) {
					for (CharacterMap map : maps) {
						// key exists
						if (map != null && map.containsKey(object.ref)) {
							// draw if not "hidden" 
							if (map.get(object.ref) != null) {
								object.ref.set(map.get(object.ref));
								this.draw(object);
							}
							break;
						} else {
							this.draw(object);
						}
					}
				} else {
					this.draw(object);
				}

			}
		}
	}

Hi....

this seems to be a good partial fix...

it now recognises "hidden" sprites on the first character map but not on any others 

or am I doing something wrong?