Frame data is not correct when converting from SWF to CCB

[mattcn]

when converting some of the flash files, I found that the ccb animation the tool generate is not as same as when it viewing in Flash. some of the parameters or key frames have missed or adjusted:

see screenshots:

[NickyWeber]

We will have a look at this just not now, the respected developer is on vacation at the moment.

[tandavas]

I also have similar problem. The preview animation in the converter looks good; However, the values in the timeline's key frames of the converted animation in SpriteBuilder seems to be messed up -- causing the animation doesn't works like the original animation. I already sent @cocojoe a personal message with more details on SpriteBuilder forum.

[herinkc]

It'd be really great if there's a solution to this, cause I'm having the same issue.

@NickyWeber any update?

[NickyWeber]

Sorry this lay dormant way too long. Adding @cocojoe the master of SWFs.

[tandavas]

@NickyWeber thank you!

[mporeh]

having the same issue with sprite builder 1.3

[cocojoe]

OK I'll take a look at this tomorrow. Thanks

[cocojoe]

In the mean time, this may help some people:

https://www.sagas-playground.com/2015/01/using-flash-animations-with-spritebuilder/

[tandavas]

@cocojoe Let me know if there's anything I can help or provide you (maybe sample animation files that failed the converter?)

[mporeh]

here it is - it is the blue beast :-)
notice that in SB the origin of each image seems to move

On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 8:56 PM, Thanakron Tandavas <
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@cocojoe https://github.com/cocojoe Let me know if there's anything I
can help or provide you (maybe sample animation files that failed the
converter?)

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[cocojoe]

@mporeh The issue is most likely you are using it incorrectly, I've just tried this using the provided tutorial content:

If you are exporting at tablet-hd 4x there should be no issues as this is the SB default project settings. Your issue looks like exporting at 4x and using 2x project settings or some combination issue.

[mporeh]

I was trying it with an iPhone only project , maybe that was the problem. Is there a solution for such cases?

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On 27 בינו׳ 2015, at 13:12, cocojoe [email protected] wrote:

@mporeh The issue is most likely you are using it incorrectly, I've just tried this using the provided tutorial content:

If you are exporting at tablet-hd 4x there should be no issues as this is the SB default project settings. Your issue looks like exporting at 4x and using 2x project settings or some combination issue.

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[cocojoe]

I wouldn't have thought so, when you say iPhone only do you mean you are using 2x only assets in SpriteBuilder or....?

[mporeh]

iPhone only means that I only need retina and it retina-hd
So just x2

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On 27 בינו׳ 2015, at 17:31, cocojoe [email protected] wrote:

I wouldn't have thought so, when you say iPhone only do you mean you are using 2x only assets in SpriteBuilder or....?

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[cocojoe]

So if you export in SWFImporter and change the format to 2x.

Then in SB open up Project Settings and change default scaling to be 2x.

[drewbots]

Hi @cocojoe!
(and CC @NickyWeber)

Thank you so much for making this tool! I see this thread is recently active and I just wanted to check to see how progress is going with the original problem?

I work at MakeSchool in the Appportable office in SF and several of our students are anxiously awaiting the fix so they can finish their games!

Thank You!