Assets path at runtime

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Hi, while developing my project (HTML5), I have some declared assets like at project.xml like this:

<assets id="btDown" path="assets/icons/btDown.png"/>

This work nice, since I place the exported JS file with the assets files in the proper path “below” it. However, I was wondering if I could, at runtime, set the path to load these assets. Is this possible?

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The resource node is embedded by default. If you want to load it at runtime, you can set “embed=false preload=” false“

Indicates no embedding or preloading, resources need to be manually loaded at runtime

Did I misunderstand what you meant?

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Unfortunately that’s not what I’m looking for. I got the assets declared at the projects file and I’d like to keep them loaging automatically. I was wonderig it there was a way to “intercept” the assets loding at the preloader to change tehir paths. Since the project is aimed at HTLM5, I believe this could be possible, since they are not actually loaded when tye preloader starts.

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Perhaps this would help you: Assets (HTML5): how to laod them manually avoiding preloading? - #4 by Confidant

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@Confidant

I have already answered above, “embed=false preload=false”， But he said it’s not what he wants ..

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See my comment about using an AssetManifest at runtime.

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Hi everyone, I managed to find my way by implementing my own “Assets” class. Since my target is HTML5, I was able to do this by enabling the initial download in the preloader, using a parameter to indicate the path from where I want to download the assets.

Here’s the code for the assets class (it checks the “assets” parameter to know where to download the files):

And here’s my preloader:

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