No, only in the deployed version.The error does not shows like this in Rpg maker's??"
I did, several times. It always gives the same error.@Tuomo L as you are saying it runs on the test mode?Right,so this seems their might be a problem in converstion of the game??Why don't you try it again??
I think this may be the problem. I used Dragonbones animations.If you're using a tileset or spritesheet over 2048 in dimension or they are not set to a power of two you will receive texture errors. Something tells me this is the problem.
I think @Yanfly should honestly be made aware of this as he's spreading the Dragonbones even as part of his 1.50 update and I'm using the exact same direction that Aekashics has on his animation sheets.I bet it is the problem too, in fact, the sprite sheet you make for Dragon bones are usually really large. So if you are making your own custom ones make sure you don't go over 2048 in width or height, and if you're targeting mobile, make sure to not go over 1024 for best performance. You can go over 1024 but the higher it goes the slower it is for mobile.
I enjoyed this program a lot, it's easy but it costs after the free trail. https://www.codeandweb.com/texturepacker With this program, you can set the size of the sheet as well as each image.
The program I used most often was Shoebox this was a few months back but it works well, it's free and I'm almost positive it has the options of changing the dimensions and ensuring your final image is good to go. http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/
Also ,remember dimensions should be to the power of 2. (example: 512 x 512 or 512 x 1024, etc) Not for performance reasons but because some WebGL features can't be used unless the texture is a power of 2. See here
Your best bet is just to make sure your sprite sheet is within the max limit and to the power of 2.
Really? Well that's just horrible, I guess I can never make use of Dragonbones then.Don't mean to necro this post, but I was having this issue and figured out the cause of it. Not sure about the specifics of your own deployment(I'm using sprites that don't surpass the mentioned dimensions above), but the reasons I was getting this issue was because of encryption. For whatever reason, encrypting the spritesheets causes the error.
So what I ended up having to do is after deploying an encrypted version of the game, I'd just either copy the un-encrypted dragonbones folder or just the spritesheets into the directory . Fixed the issue right up.
Ty worked a treat..So what I ended up having to do is after deploying an encrypted version of the game, I'd just either copy the un-encrypted dragonbones folder or just the spritesheets into the directory . Fixed the issue right up.
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