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PixiFlump
Pixi Flump Library compatible for pixi v3
How to?
Install
bower install pixi-flump
or use npm
npm install pixi-flump
Setup HTML
Add this to your setup. or where ever you have your pixi and pixi-flump library.
Setup
var renderer = PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(500, 500,{backgroundColor : 0x1099bb});
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);
// create container
var stage = new PIXI.Container();
// create library
// only describe location to directory, FlumpLibrary will find library.json and the atlas0.png in that directory.
// see example export in ./test/assets/flump/animation-100/cube
var library = new PIXI.FlumpLibrary('./exports/animation1');
// start loading library
library.load(function(progress){ console.log('loading', progress * 100); })
.then(function(library){
var movie = library.createMovie('cubeAnimation');
stage.addChild(movie);
// plays animation 1 time;
movie.play(1);
// plays animation 7 times
movie.play(7);
// plays animation infinite
movie.play(-1);
// plays animation defined with the label startLabelName once then plays loopLabel infinite
movie.play(1, 'startLabelName').play(-1, 'loopLabel');
// ends all running animations and starts playing animation with the label startLabelName once when the running animation is done.
movie.end(true).play(1, 'startLabelName');
});
//see PIXI documentation how this could be done better.
See this simple example working in ./example/simple.html
requirements
A created movie needs to have a function called onTick to see progress.
example code
var library = new PIXI.FlumpLibrary('./exports/animation1');
var movie;
// start loading library
library.load(function(progress){ console.log('loading', progress * 100); })
.then(function(library){
movie = library.createMovie('cubeAnimation');
movie.play(-1);
// start animation
animate();
});
var pTime = 0;
function animate(time) {
requestAnimationFrame(animate);
if(!pTime){
pTime = time;
} else {
var delta = time - pTime;
pTime = time;
movie.onTick(delta, delta);
// render the container
renderer.render(stage);
}
}