Newcomers, may I ask about the resource loading issue in the HTML5 project?

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Newcomers, may I ask about the resource loading issue in the HTML5 project,
I have a large number of images, such as 1000 images, which means loading 1000 times
1000 requests is unacceptable. I’m wondering if it’s possible to pack 1000 images into a compressed file,
What about loading this compressed file and getting the images inside? Can we directly put the image into memory instead of decompressing it to a computer directory?

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Can you use spritemaps? Loading lots of files is, ideed, much slower than loading a single bigger one (or just a few) and “breaking” it into the images you need.

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Elf tables are indeed a good method, but if the quantity is large, the amount of Elf tables will also increase, and it will need to be loaded a few more times

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Just going on the fact that you mentioned SWF in your other post, I will mention that Zoe was built to convert SWF to spritesheets. I’ve used it quite a bit in the past. CreateJS | A suite of JavaScript libraries and tools designed for working with HTML5

That page mentions “Support for Zoë has been deprecated. Consider Adobe Animate’s native animated Spritesheet support”.

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Adobe Animate export Sprite table (not perfect, this feature can only export one image) If there are many animations and many materials
One image cannot fit all, there is a texture map set that can export multiple images, but each image will generate independent JSON, which means I need to parse several more JSON. It’s better to use Zoe, which can export multiple image data with only one JSON

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This is chargeable! out of my league