CCProgressTimer doesn't work with CCSpriteFrameCache

cocos2d-x C++
#1

I have all my images loaded in CCSpriteFrameCache. Unfortunately CCProgressTimer class can’t use this texture.
Is there a way of doing this ?

#2

Thanks for your feedback!
I have take a test, and it’s really not work! I think it’s a bug in both cocos2d-iphone and cocos2d-x.

The CCProgressTimer use the whole texture which the sprite used. But not the correct rect of the sprite.
So it’s not work well.

I have create an issue here: #513
Thank you once more!

#3

Hello

can you please provide a couple of code lines to see how can I use the sprite sheet with CCProgressTimer ?

Thanks!
Adrian

#4

I think that this problem is still present.

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Adrian

#5

Does anyone else have this problem ?

Thanks!
Adrian

#6

Could you paste some demo to reproduce it?

#7

Hello

this is a paste from my code:
@
CCParticleExplosion* emitter = CCParticleExplosion::node();
emitter~~>setTotalParticles;
emitter~~>setTexture(CCTextureCache::sharedTextureCache()->textureForKey(“stars.png”));
@

The texture is not displayed correctly.

#8

The codes are something about particle system, no CCProgressTimer used.

#9

Yes, you’re right. I do have problems with CCProgressTimer and CCParticleExplosion.
I and to use these two classes with CCSpriteFrameCache and it doesn’t work.

Here is the code of CCProgressTimer
m_progressBar = CCProgressTimer::progressWithTexture(
CCSpriteFrameCache::sharedSpriteFrameCache()>spriteFrameByName>getTexture);
m_progressBar~~>setType;
m_progressBar~~>setPosition(ccp(2, 2));

Where the CCProgressTimer’image is supposed to be displayed … it shows the entire texture 1024x1024.

Thans!

#10

I am on iPhone 4.

Regards and thanks for your help!

#11

Hi all,
why addSpriteFramesWithFile can’t use in the thread? My images were great，I must load them in thread.

*eg:

  • loadResourceWithName
    {
    ;
    }
  • startLoadInThread
    {
    ;
    NSAutoreleasePool* pPool = init];
    CCSpriteFrameCache* cache = CCSpriteFrameCache::sharedSpriteFrameCache;
    cache -> addSpriteFramesWithFile);
    ;
    ;
    ;
    }*
#12

Hello guys

did anyone managed to use the CCProgressTimer like this:
CCProgressTimer::progressWithTexture(CCSpriteFrameCache::sharedSpriteFrameCache()->spriteFrameByName(“ProgressTimer.png”)->getTexture());

Thanks!
Adrian

#13

Hi, Adi Fly,
You can add the interface as follow to CCProgressTimer class

bool initWithSpriteFrameName(const char *pszSpriteFrameName);
static CCProgressTimer* progressWithSpriteFrameName(const char *pszSpriteFrameName);

CCProgressTimer* CCProgressTimer::progressWithSpriteFrameName(const char *pszSpriteFrameName)
{
    CCProgressTimer *pProgressTimer = new CCProgressTimer();
    if (pProgressTimer->initWithSpriteFrameName(pszSpriteFrameName))
    {
        pProgressTimer->autorelease();
    }
    else
    {
        delete pProgressTimer;
        pProgressTimer = NULL;
    }       

    return pProgressTimer;
}

bool CCProgressTimer::initWithSpriteFrameName(const char *pszSpriteFrameName)
{
    m_pSprite = CCSprite::spriteWithSpriteFrameName(pszSpriteFrameName);
    CC_SAFE_RETAIN(m_pSprite);
    m_fPercentage = 0.f;
    m_pVertexData = NULL;
    m_nVertexDataCount = 0;
    setAnchorPoint(ccp(0.5f, 0.5f));
    setContentSize(m_pSprite->getContentSize());
    m_eType = kCCProgressTimerTypeRadialCCW;

    return true;
}

CCSpriteFrameCache::sharedSpriteFrameCache()->addSpriteFramesWithFile("animations/grossini_family.plist");
CCProgressTimer *left = CCProgressTimer::progressWithSpriteFrameName("grossini.png");

The code above will achieve what you want. :slight_smile:

#14

Thank you very much! :slight_smile:

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Adrian

#15

I did exactly like you said and it compiled fine, but it doesn’t show anything on the screen.

#16

It might be a problem with my texture, let me double check.

#17

I double checked it.
It doesn’t work. It doesn’t show the imagine.

#18

Hi, my test demo works fine. Please download the attachment files to have a try.

Adi Fly wrote:

I double checked it.
It doesn’t work. It doesn’t show the imagine.

#19

From what I see on your ProgressActionTest you use CCProgressTimer::progressWithFile and I want to use with SpriteFrameName.

#20

See the line 161 of ProgressActionsTest.cpp file

CCProgressTimer *left = CCProgressTimer::progressWithSpriteFrameName(“grossinis_sister2.png”);//progressWithFile(s_pPathSister1);