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   pabloruiz55
   Member

   Hello,

   i have the following situation:

   i have an element which is an sprite, it has a child that is an sprite and another child that is an atlaslabel. If i run an action on it, for example fadeout, the whole sprite with its children fadeout too. And this is what i want.

   Now... i am replacing my sprites with AtlasSprite and i don't know hot to do it...

   i have this:

   i create a "fish" sprite

   with Sprites i would do:

   [mySprite addChild:fish z:2 tag:200];

   to make fish sprite a child of mySprite and call an action on mySprite to make it happen on everything.

   but now with atlassprite i have:

   fish = [AtlasSprite spriteWithRect:CGRectMake(197,129,32,32) spriteManager:mgr];

   and now i am not able to do

   [mySprite addChild:fish z:2 tag:200];

   because the sprite won't show, i can only do:

   [mgr addChild:fish z:2 tag:200];

   but now i don't know how to make that one a child of mySprite.

   So my question is: how could i create an AtlasSprite and make it a child of something else than its manager? o how could i create the same effect i intend? (a composition of 2-3 sprites which i can call an action on)

   I hope i made myself clear.

   Thanks

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Clain
   Member

   You can only add an AtlasSprite to an AtlasSpriteManager. That's a limitation of AtlasSprite but thanks to that, it's much faster than Sprite. Now, if you really want to do it with AtlasSprites, maybe the best way is to put your two sprites (and their respective managers) and your label in a separate Layer. You can then run your actions on the layer.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   pabloruiz55
   Member

   Thanks! i decided not to use AtlasSprites for this... :(

   Posted 2 years ago #

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