public static SpriteFrame AddSpriteFrame(string texture)
{
#region Create the new SpriteFrame ( INCLUDES EARLY OUT )
FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame spriteFrame = null;
try
{
spriteFrame = GameData.CreateSpriteFrame(texture, "");
}
catch (InvalidDataException)
{
GuiManager.ShowMessageBox("Could not read " + texture + ". SpriteFrame not created.", "Error Creating SpriteFrame");
return(null);
}
#endregion
SpriteEditorSettings.EditingSpriteFrames = true;
GuiData.ToolsWindow.paintButton.Unpress();
Cursor.ClickObject <FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame>(spriteFrame,
EditorLogic.CurrentSpriteFrames, false, true);
ListUnlistedAnimationChains();
// The GUI reacts to selected objects, but we want the SpriteFrame to be resized immediately
// after being added. To do this, force a selection:
GuiData.SpriteFramePropertyGrid.SelectedObject =
GameData.EditorLogic.CurrentSpriteFrames[0];
// Then resize it.
#region Prepare newly-created SpriteFrame
// Vic says: Why do we set it to .4999?
// There are two parts to this answer:
// 1. The most common SpriteFrame TextureBorderWidth
// is 0.5. Therefore, the SpriteEditor will set a
// value close to this for all newly-created SpriteFrames.
// 2. If we set a TextureBorderWidth of .5, the center Sprite will
// have 0 texture coordinate "width" and "height". This is okay
// in XNA, MDX, and OGL, but not in Silverlight. Silverlight requires
// there be some spacing between the texture coordiantes.
spriteFrame.TextureBorderWidth = .4999f;
GuiData.SpriteFramePropertyGrid.MakeCurrentSpriteFramePixelPerfect();
#endregion
return(spriteFrame);
}
public ListBoxBase(GuiSkin guiSkin, Cursor cursor)
: base(guiSkin, cursor)
{
mTexts = new PositionedObjectList<Text>();
mHighlight = new Sprite();
mHighlight.Z = AbsoluteWorldUnitZ - .0001f *
FlatRedBall.Math.MathFunctions.ForwardVector3.Z;
mScrollBar = new ScrollBar(guiSkin, cursor);
AddWindow(mScrollBar);
Initialize();
mScrollBar.SpriteFrame.RelativeZ = -.01f * FlatRedBall.Math.MathFunctions.ForwardVector3.Z;
// Even though the base constructor calls SetSkin, the mTexts are not
// created yet so their font is never set. This set the fonts once again.
mHighlightBar = new SpriteFrame(
guiSkin.WindowSkin.Texture, guiSkin.WindowSkin.BorderSides);
SpriteManager.AddSpriteFrame(mHighlightBar);
mHighlightBar.AttachTo(SpriteFrame, false);
mHighlightBar.RelativeZ = -HighlightBarOffset * Math.MathFunctions.ForwardVector3.Z;
mHighlightBar.Visible = false;
SetSkin(guiSkin);
}
public void SetFrom <T>(T spriteToCreateSaveFrom) where T : PositionedObject, IColorable, ICursorSelectable, IReadOnlyScalable, IAnimationChainAnimatable
{
X = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.X;
Y = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Y;
// Coordinates will be inverted depending on the CoordinateSystem
// when the scene is loaded.
Z = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Z;
RotationX = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RotationX;
RotationY = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RotationY;
RotationZ = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RotationZ;
RotationZVelocity = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RotationZVelocity;
ScaleX = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.ScaleX;
ScaleY = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.ScaleY;
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom is IScalable)
{
ScaleXVelocity = ((IScalable)(spriteToCreateSaveFrom)).ScaleXVelocity;
ScaleYVelocity = ((IScalable)(spriteToCreateSaveFrom)).ScaleYVelocity;
}
XVelocity = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.XVelocity;
YVelocity = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.YVelocity;
ZVelocity = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.ZVelocity;
XAcceleration = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.XAcceleration;
YAcceleration = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.YAcceleration;
ZAcceleration = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.ZAcceleration;
RelativeX = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeX;
RelativeY = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeY;
RelativeZ = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeZ;
RelativeRotationX = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeRotationX;
RelativeRotationY = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeRotationY;
RelativeRotationZ = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RelativeRotationZ;
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Name != null)
{
Name = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Name;
}
Animate = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Animate;
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom.CurrentChain == null)
{
CurrentChain = -1;
}
else
{
CurrentChain = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.CurrentChain.IndexInLoadedAchx;
// It's possible that the chain is just a GIF. In that case, it would have a -1 index
// in the loaded Achx. But we still want this thing to play, so we'll just assume an index
// of 0
if (CurrentChain == -1)
{
CurrentChain = 0;
}
}
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains != null)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains.Name) && spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains.Count != 0)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains[0].ParentAchxFileName))
{
AnimationChainsFile = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains[0].ParentAchxFileName;
}
else
{
AnimationChainsFile = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains[0].ParentGifFileName;
}
}
else
{
AnimationChainsFile = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AnimationChains.Name;
}
}
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Parent != null)
{
Parent = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Parent.Name;
}
BlendOperation =
GraphicalEnumerations.BlendOperationToFlatRedBallMdxString(spriteToCreateSaveFrom.BlendOperation);
Fade = (1 - spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Alpha) * 255.0f;
FadeRate = -spriteToCreateSaveFrom.AlphaRate * 255.0f;
TintRed = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Red * 255.0f;
TintGreen = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Green * 255.0f;
TintBlue = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.Blue * 255.0f;
TintRedRate = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.RedRate * 255.0f;
TintGreenRate = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.GreenRate * 255.0f;
TintBlueRate = spriteToCreateSaveFrom.BlueRate * 255.0f;
ColorOperation =
GraphicalEnumerations.ColorOperationToFlatRedBallMdxString(spriteToCreateSaveFrom.ColorOperation);
if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom is Sprite)
{
Sprite asSprite = spriteToCreateSaveFrom as Sprite;
Visible = asSprite.Visible;
if (asSprite.Texture != null)
{
// Vic says: On November 11, 2009 I found an interesting
// bug. I was working on the TileEditor which created a Scene
// that contained animated Sprites. These Sprites used an AnimationChain
// that was created by loading a .GIF. That means that each individual texture
// in the AnimationChain is not its own file, but rather a Texture created from the
// GIF. This means that the Name of the Texture is not a valid Name.
// But this makes me think - if a Sprite has an AnimationChain and it's currently Animated,
// why do we even need to save off the Texture? Instead, let's just not save it at all. This
// will save a little bit of space and could also prevent some loading-related bugs.
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(AnimationChainsFile) || (asSprite.CurrentChain == null || !asSprite.Animate))
{
Texture = asSprite.Texture.SourceFile();
}
}
ConstantPixelSize = asSprite.PixelSize;
TopTextureCoordinate = asSprite.TopTextureCoordinate;
BottomTextureCoordinate = asSprite.BottomTextureCoordinate;
LeftTextureCoordinate = asSprite.LeftTextureCoordinate;
RightTextureCoordinate = asSprite.RightTextureCoordinate;
FlipHorizontal = asSprite.FlipHorizontal;
FlipVertical = asSprite.FlipVertical;
TextureAddressMode = asSprite.TextureAddressMode;
// If the Sprite is not part of the ZBufferedSprites, then it's ordered.
Ordered = !asSprite.ListsBelongingTo.Contains(SpriteManager.mZBufferedSprites);
}
else if (spriteToCreateSaveFrom is FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame)
{
FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame asSpriteFrame = spriteToCreateSaveFrom as
FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame;
Visible = asSpriteFrame.Visible;
Texture = asSpriteFrame.Texture.Name;
}
}
public void SetScene <SpriteType>(string contentManagerName, FlatRedBall.Scene scene, SceneSettingOptions options) where SpriteType : Sprite, new()
{
#region Set the FileManager.RelativeDirectory if necessary
string oldRelativeDirectory = FileManager.RelativeDirectory;
if (AssetsRelativeToSceneFile && mSceneDirectory != null)
{
FileManager.RelativeDirectory = mSceneDirectory;
}
#endregion
CreateSprites <SpriteType>(contentManagerName, scene, options);
AddSpriteGridsToScene(contentManagerName, scene, options);
#region Create the SpriteFrames
foreach (SpriteFrameSave spriteFrameSave in SpriteFrameSaveList)
{
FlatRedBall.ManagedSpriteGroups.SpriteFrame spriteFrame =
spriteFrameSave.ToSpriteFrame(contentManagerName);
scene.SpriteFrames.Add(spriteFrame);
}
// TODO: Attach the SpriteFrames
#endregion
#region Create the Texts
foreach (TextSave textSave in TextSaveList)
{
Text text = textSave.ToText(contentManagerName);
scene.Texts.Add(text);
}
#endregion
#region Invert Z if necessary
#if FRB_MDX
if (CoordinateSystem == FlatRedBall.Math.CoordinateSystem.RightHanded)
{
scene.InvertHandedness();
}
#else
if (CoordinateSystem == FlatRedBall.Math.CoordinateSystem.LeftHanded)
{
scene.InvertHandedness();
}
#endif
#endregion
FileManager.RelativeDirectory = oldRelativeDirectory;
// Set the name of the scene to the file name
// Vic says - not sure why this is being made relative.
// It should be like a Texture - storing its full path name so it
// can be re-saved easily.
//if (!(string.IsNullOrEmpty(mFileName))) //asdffdsa
// scene.Name = FileManager.RemovePath(this.mFileName);
scene.Name = this.mFileName;
}
