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Editing the 2014/10/03 New version with save option
Hello everybody,

I work more and more with modules because what's done is second to none, I create a module for the animation of 2D sprite: arrow: http://www.purebasic.fr/french/viewtopi ... =6&t=14803

I now develop software to manage your movies easily (in conjunction with the module)



Everything is here : http://www.alldev.be/ALLDEV_WEB/TUTO/An ... or_1.2.zip

You can play with sequences and change the frame rate for each sequence, the software can also be used when you draw your sprites to see the result directly. (Draw your animation as in the example of the zip).

Look the Freench post for more using another modules
http://www.purebasic.fr/french/viewtopi ... =6&t=14803

In your games
Do not forget to include the module to start the animation In the loop of your games Look in the DeclareModule Animator for other opportunities

Here is hoping that it will be useful

Nice, thanks microdevweb!

Just a small suggestion:
I think the field name "Frame Rate" is misleading. When setting it to 100, the animation
runs very slow (like a frame rate of 10 FPS). When setting it to 10 (because I wanted
a frame rate of 10 FPS), it runs at round about 100 FPS.
Looks like your 'frame rate' is the delay time between frames. 10 FPS = 100ms delay,
and 100 FPS = 10ms delay.

Next thing to add is saving and loading the Animator state, isn't it?
So you could continue to add new sequences later. Maybe save as XML or JSON.

The dialog box 'Copy the code of the clipboard' is too small. I cannot see the example text.
I see:
1) "Enter the Name of sprite (ex:"
2) "Enter the name of Animation (ex:"
I think the title should be "Copy code to clipboard"

Hello Danilo,

That's right, this is the time for delay. Therm my English is not always correct, because my language is French. I will correct this in a future release.

Looks VERY nice. I am still trying to wrap my head around modules.

Hello Kuron,

The module are not very complicated. It's just a big box or are encapsulated all variables. Just look at the declarations is the most important part for the user