Games Ballon brakeing annimation

hookshy

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• May 21, 2018

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Can somebody post a ballon braking annimation ?



I wish we could have more sample code on how things works so we could start learning the game development.
Sample code on how to do simple things could help and would be more easy to understand.

Thank you !

 

melonZgz

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• May 21, 2018

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Something like this?
https://www.gamedeveloperstudio.com/graphics/viewgraphic.php?item=134l668d3b3n083827

 

hookshy

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• May 21, 2018

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melonZgz said:

Something like this?
https://www.gamedeveloperstudio.com/graphics/viewgraphic.php?item=134l668d3b3n083827

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Super website thanks for sharing

Anything... just to stop the ballon from moving after colision
It would be more realistic to show an animation and not to hide the ballon
How do you use the frames to build the animation ?

 

stevel05

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• May 21, 2018

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I haven't tried it, but presumably you could modify the pixelate code from here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-xui-bitmapcreator-pixels-drawings-and-more.92050/

 

hookshy

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• May 21, 2018

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I found some sprites in png format but I will have to learn how to use them , I have also the svg but the svg is broken into pieces....I am a bit stocked

Do I need the sprites individualy in svg format ? How can I use the sprites from a single png file ?

 

hookshy

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• May 21, 2018

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PNG sprite file seems to be well formed and I can clip each sprite to build all png frames from it ...

 

melonZgz

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• May 21, 2018

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If you're using libGDX you could use a spritesheet, it means all the images of the animation in the same png (you could also use separate images if you want).
Then the animation should be done with the lgAnimation class.
This way is how it's done in one of the libGDX examples, and that's the way I've allways done it.
I agree we could have more examples and code, but if you're using libGDX (almost mandatory in game making with b4x) there are plenty of examples provided, that's the way I learned. I know the learning curve is hard. You have to study the examples and play with them until you know how things work...

 

hookshy

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• May 22, 2018

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Thanks... I am working on a simple game starting from an example from forum, the code was clean but no libraries used , I will finish this then start to migrate and understand libgdx. I want to have a game that is downloaded as well.

Let me try the animation and I will post the code here then we shall comment on the way I did it I do remember Erel running a horse so I should do it too

 

hookshy

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• May 22, 2018

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What interval should I put the timer to change frames ?
How do I calculate this timer from the number of frames availlable ?