SWF loader support for assets 😄

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#21

I didn’t use any filters.
They are PNG sequence images.:ok_man:
image

Errors from console:

image
image.png902×85 6.15 KB

image
image.png818×103 7.49 KB

Adds:
After changing the export settings from ‘png’ to ‘jpg’, firefox backed to normal and chrome still keep errors.

#22

I may find the reason.
Image was compressed by ‘pngyu’.
I tested other browsers and only IE is compatible.
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Test files have been sent to your e-mail. :grin:

#23

This might have been the issue:

ZLIB vs DEFLATE compression in the generated PNG graphics :sweat:

#24

How about adding this feature?

AssetLibrary.loadFromConfig(config: {
	[filename: string]: Uint8Array | ByteArray
}) => openfl.utils.Future<AssetLibrary>

Use this API to pass in the swf resource that I read ahead of time as follows:

AssetLibrary.loadFromConfig({
	"swflite.bin": XXX,
	"library.json": XXX,
	"symbols/1.png": XXX,
			...
	}).onComplete(...)

:grin: It looks good, isn’t it?

#25

I think it’s currently possible to do something like:

var manifest = new AssetManifest();
manifest.addBytes("swflite.bin");
manifest.addText("library.json");
manifest.addBitmapData("symbols/1.png");

AssetLibrary.loadFromManifest(manifest).onComplete(...);

… but I guess the issue here is that this does not allow for generating a library easily if all these assets were already loaded?

I agree it would be great for this system to be more flexible

#26

How about support that as follows?

manifest.addBitmapData({ path: "symbols/1.png", bytes: [instanceof ByteArray] })

I’ve pre-packaged the resources into zip and successfully decompressed them at runtime.
So, I’ve read resources into memory before create AssetManifest.

In this way, I can get a minimizes release package.:joy:

So anyway, please provide a way to pass in the Bytes Instead of url(string).
I think some developers will need this feature very much. :pray: