Where do I get Animation Asset Unpack?

[paul-mediakitchen]

Hi there

This component looks great. The notes mention the need to install the "Animation Asset Unpack" plugin.

Can you let me know where I can download this.

We currently produce Canvas Animations in Adobe Animate CC and it would be great to include these inside Adapt courses.

[fabiobeoni]

Hello Paul,

Thanks for your feedback :)

The companion plugin is a server-side extension for Adapt Authoring. It is needed only if you export animations form Animate that are made by multiple files. Instead, if your Animate output is in one HTML file only, then you don't need the companion plugin.

In case you want it, it's currently in a pull request in the main Adapt Authoring code repository on GitHub https://github.com/adaptlearning/adapt_authoring/pull/1821

It's planned to be released with the next server side refactoring, but if you don't want to wait you can just download the code and include it in your Adapt Authoring instance.

I'm a freelance senior developer offering services about Adapt, let me know in case you need.

Cheers, Fabio.

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Hi there

This component looks great. The notes mention the need to install the "Animation Asset Unpack" plugin.

Can you let me know where I can download this.

We currently produce Canvas Animations in Adobe Animate CC and it would be great to include these inside Adapt courses.

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[paul-mediakitchen]

Thank you Fabio I will have a try at creating a single HTML file from Adobe Animate. I did manage to do this by Base64 encoding the images but I was still getting a console error despite it appearing to work fine.

I am happy to wait for the next server side refactoring.

Cheers

Paul

[fabiobeoni]

Hi Paul,

if you have the console error again, can you please send it to me? Might be useful to fix issues.

About the base64 encoding, great idea. Can you do it from the Animate UI or you did it manually after exporting the animation?

Cheers, F.

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Thank you Fabio I will have a try at creating a single HTML file from Adobe Animate. I did manage to do this by Base64 encoding the images but I was still getting a console error despite it appearing to work fine.

I am happy to wait for the next server side refactoring.

Cheers

Paul

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[paul-mediakitchen]

Hi Fabio

Apologies for the delay in replying - I don't appear to receive notifications. The console error I mentioned was when testing the Adobe Animate animation single html file I created. I have since overcome this issue.

With regards the base64 encoding this was done manually using a third party website to base64 encode the images - then editing the js file that is published by Animate and replacing the image paths with the base64. There is some information here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10423285#10423285

All the best

Paul