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Yes, I know what you mean. I gave up on Adobe Animate. Pixi is great for anything that is a texture, then it is really fast. Otherwise it is not a flash replac
by lukan 9mo ago
Yes, I know what you mean. I gave up on Adobe Animate.
Pixi is great for anything that is a texture, then it is really fast. Otherwise it is not a flash replacement.
I do not use it for vector animations, but spritesheets or a webm video overlay is what I would use in your case.
- noduerme 9mo agoyeah, I really didn't want to use video. The vectors are around 64kb per cut scene. I don't want to create several Mb worth of mp4s for each one.
- lukan 9mo agoDid you give it a try? If the scenes are quite short, I found webm to have a reasonable small size. But .. it bothers me of course as well, having a full video of rastergraphic what could be just some vector and animation data.
- noduerme 9mo agoI haven't tried with webm. But they need to play full screen on desktop and also stream well on mobile. I might try Spine, I've heard some positive things. They'll still end up as textures in pixi but maybe at least they can pack well.