When exporting animations to separate files, using double-digits (ex: 00) would be helpful since when importing the PNG sequence into TexturePacker, and using in Starling, the order of the textures breaks if they're not padded to the largest number length.
Example:
WRONG = "player_10, player_11, player_12" will come first before "player_0, player_1, player_2"
RIGHT = "player_00, player_01, player_02" will come first before "player_10, player_11, player_12"
Danik
commented
11 years ago
When exporting animations to separate files, using double-digits (ex: 00) would be helpful since when importing the PNG sequence into TexturePacker, and using in Starling, the order of the textures breaks if they're not padded to the largest number length. Example: WRONG = "player_10, player_11, player_12" will come first before "player_0, player_1, player_2" RIGHT = "player_00, player_01, player_02" will come first before "player_10, player_11, player_12"