internal override ModelBase Serialize()
{
return(new GMTileAnimationFrameModel
{
id = Id,
name = Name,
frames = Frames.Select(x => tileSet.GetTileIndex(x)).ToList()
});
}
internal override ModelBase Serialize()
{
return(new GMAutoTileSetModel
{
id = Id,
name = Name,
closed_edge = ClosedEdge,
tiles = Tiles.Select(x => tileSet.GetTileIndex(x)).ToList()
});
}
internal override ModelBase Serialize()
{
int frameCount = 0;
foreach (var animation in animations)
{
frameCount = Math.Max(frameCount, animation.Frames.Length);
}
uint[] frameData = new uint[tileSet.TileCount * frameCount];
if (frameCount > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < tileSet.TileCount; ++i)
{
for (int j = 0; j < frameCount; ++j)
{
frameData[i * frameCount + j] = (uint)i;
}
}
// TODO Handle collisions
// NOTE More research is required but it looks like GMS will discard subsequent animations if
// the first frame collides with the first frame of any previous animation. Furthermore,
// it also appears that it will discard individual frames of any animations that collide
// with any frames of a previous animation as well.
foreach (var animation in animations)
{
uint key = tileSet.GetTileIndex(animation.Frames[0]);
for (int i = 0; i < frameCount; ++i)
{
int j = i % animation.Frames.Length;
frameData[key + j] = tileSet.GetTileIndex(animation.Frames[j]);
}
}
}
return(new GMTileAnimationModel
{
AnimationCreationOrder = null, // NOTE Deprecated
FrameData = frameData,
SerialiseFrameCount = frameCount
});
}
