SPR_getAnimationDone is delayed and flickering

[RodrigoMedeirosRS]

SPR_getAnimationDone is delayed and flickering

[Stephane-D]

Basically yeah as it stays on the last frame but I completely understand the problem with that.. I will make a change to let the frameChangeCallback still happen on animationDone change state:-)

[Stephane-D]

Just added SPR_setAnimationLoop(..) method to disable auto animation loop.
So using that with SPR_getAnimationDone(..) is enough to get the sprite properly handled when animation is done avoiding potential first frame display glitch

[Stephane-D]

having getAnimationDone() returning TRUE earlier would prevent the full animation to happen (1 missing frame tick).
What miss now is just a way to disable the automatic animation looping so we don't have this issue.
Having a isLastAnimationFrame() method could be helpful but i rather prefer a no loop option :)

[RodrigoMedeirosRS]

Man you are amazing! I rebuild my MARSDEV poiting to SGDK master, and use the new SPR_setAnimationLoop method to disable the loop, now everthing is running perfectly with the SPR_getAnimationDone! Thank you so much!

[RodrigoMedeirosRS]

The problem is that the function is not returning when the animation done, but rather when it restarts, which causes flickering.

Notice in the video when I use the function, the animation is displayed in full, and the change only occurs after the first frame is repeated.

The problem is that you are not identifying the end of the animation but its beginning.

[RodrigoMedeirosRS]

Thanks for the tip! Everthing is running fine now :)

[D0NM]

I checked the source,
so, now, when the animation with DISABLED LOOPING is done,
you do not trigger any callback on the frame change.
Am I right?

[Stephane-D]

I checked the source, so, now, when the animation with DISABLED LOOPING is done, you do not trigger any callback on the frame change. Am I right?

I modified the code so you will receive a last frame change call on animation end even when animation loop is disabled, necessary to get the ANIMATION_DONE state in the callback even if the frame didn't really changed.