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Dharengo / Spriter2UnityDX

Converts Spriter .scml files to Unity prefabs
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Dialog "Import Options" is very confusing #9

Open founderio opened 8 years ago

founderio commented 8 years ago

A description of what the input field does would be nice. Also "Done" seems somewhat out of place here.
What is the purpose of this dialog? I'd be happy to provide a PR with some amendments.

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Dharengo commented 8 years ago

That's weird, it's not supposed to look like that. It's supposed to look like a dropdown menu. You would be able to choose between either loading animations into the prefab, or load them into a separate folder.

founderio commented 8 years ago

That dropdown menu is there when you select the Settings.asset: 002_selection 003_selection

The dialog above actually showed up after I copied an scml file into the assets folder.

Dharengo commented 8 years ago

Are you using an older version? I stopped using a settings asset a while ago.

founderio commented 8 years ago

I used the unitypackage from the repo (Linked in your readme). Shall I try with source directly?

founderio commented 8 years ago

So, even with source (only a minor difference that did not change the situation) it looks weird. But I think I figured out what that field actually is...

ScmlImportOptions.cs, Line 18: ScmlImportOptions.options.pixelsPerUnit = EditorGUILayout.FloatField(ScmlImportOptions.options.pixelsPerUnit); Definitely a float field.

Also, the settings asset is still there in source: https://github.com/Dharengo/Spriter2UnityDX/blob/master/Assets/Spriter2UnityDX/Editor/Settings.asset

Dharengo commented 8 years ago

Weird

InMeVa commented 7 years ago

I have exact the same problem as @founderio. Does anybody have insights on how to approach this? Is there a workaround? Currently, I`m exporting spritesheets and implement them into unity but this is not my preferred way of doing it.