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  • 10 Aug, 2019
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  Looking good.

  How big do you expect the Emscripten part to be export wise?

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• • newt
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  Ok, well the question is does the Spine json contain anything other than the image?

  Edit:

  Nevermind, I see this is basically like a movie.

  I don't think this is a good way to do it.

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  Ok, well how about using the load json feature instead?

  It would require editing the json to accommodate C3's format, but it's not that big of a hoop.

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  Doesn't Spriter make brand new objects for each limb?

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  Yeah the question is why do you need it in text form. Png is already a compressed format, and is pretty much guaranteed to be smaller.

  Otherwise I think a better solution would be to paste sprites into Drawing Canvas, and save that image into a Tiled Background object. You can animate it via x, or y offset.(as an alternative to trying to load to frames)

• • newt
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  That will help, but it's the size of the screen that matters.

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  • 9 Aug, 2019
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  That's two different angles.

  angle(ax,ay,bx,by)

  angle(bx,by,cx,cy)

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  When you record you pretty much double the workload, so this is a hardware thing.

  You can either try a better machine, or reduce the size of the canvas.

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  • 9 Aug, 2019
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  Depends on the ad platform, but there's only one option in C2, the basic web export.

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  Ok, but I don't think it will work in C3 until its exported, and hosted.

  dropbox.com/s/ls2dn3ihzp38vw9/utubeajaxjson.c3p

  Copy paste the urls into the first box

• • newt
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  Looks like you might be able to use Ajax, Cors not withstanding.

  Load the the return into the Json object for parsing.

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  We don't have access to the collision polygons at runtime, so it a choice between setting position via math formula(spline) with drawing on canvas, or placing generic sprites with various shaped poly's with some shader/blends as a mask. Or possibly some combination of the two.

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  • 6 Aug, 2019
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  To what end? This is 2d.

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• • newt
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  Another problem is that the api developer would have to learn our api.

  Luckily Lucid was already a member of the community, or we might not even have Spriter.