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Asked By | wombatTurkey | |
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I know we can use the [img]res://icon.png[/img]
However, I am writing a Emoji Parser for chat and was curious if we could somehow use a spritesheet within the [img] tags instead of using hundreds of individual images. Any idea how to do this? Thanks in advance
Waaaaaaaaaait a minute, you can add images to a rich text label? Holy mother of jesus.
mateusak | 2017-01-03 04:19
@mateusak what do you mean?
wombatTurkey | 2017-01-03 14:34
Just for curiosity tried this on a RTL and worked:
var texture = preload("res://icon.png")
var subimage = texture.get_data().get_rect(Rect2(10,10,10,10))
var subtexture = ImageTexture.new()
subtexture.create_from_image(subimage)
subtexture.set_path("res://virtualpath/subtexture.png")
add_text(str("subimage: "))
append_bbcode(str("[img]",subtexture.get_path(),"[/img]"))
This code on RTL ready will cut a bit of icon file and create a new image from the texture then crop the image to make a new resource
So, it seems that will work, you need to find a good way to organize your “virtual resources”, and maybe get rid of them when not used too.
Made this with zero knowledge on the subject so maybe there is a better/direct way to get the final resource, look at Texture, TextureImage, Image and related classes.
Try and share your findings
eons | 2017-01-03 16:31