Following Kostya's suggestions , I delved into the AndEngine and
AndEngineTexturePackerExtension code and compared my code to that in the
texturepacker example. I had blindly used the Eclipse import organization
key bindings. It had used the import from AndEngine rather from the
extension.
I simply replaced the imports from my code with the imports from the
example and all was good.
Just something to beware of.
B.
On Friday, August 3, 2012 4:27:59 PM UTC-7, billb wrote:
> I have a project that finally reached a steady-state that was "functional"
> when I had computer issues.
>
> I saved my entire project (I'm using Eclipse v4.2.0) and then fixed my
> hardware issues.
>
> After re-installing Eclipse and then importing my project followed by
> importing both AndEngine and AndEngineTexturePackerExtension (newly
> downloaded from Git).
> I now only have one error and it is with the method call to load my
> texture file.
>
> The error I'm getting is: The constructor
> TexturePackLoader(TextureManager, String) is undefined
> The constructor in AndEngineTexturePackExtension does have the above
> definition, however, the TexturePackLoader in AndEngine does not.
>
> I've tried re-arranging the libraries and the import statements, all to no
> avail.
>
> Does anyone have insight into what would cause this previously working
> code to later not parse properly?
>
> Here is the code:
>
> try
> {
> BitmapTextureAtlasTextureRegionFactory.setAssetBasePath("gfx/");
> Log.i("SPLAT FILE", settings.getSplatFile());
> //
> //--- The below line is where the error occurs!
> //
> final TexturePack spritesheetTexturePack = new
> TexturePackLoader(this.getTextureManager(),
> "gfx/splats/").loadFromAsset(this.getAssets(), settings.getSplatFile());
> spritesheetTexturePack.loadTexture();
> this.mSpritesheetTexture = spritesheetTexturePack.getTexture();
> // The texture region library has all the individual sprites from the
> spritesheet.
> this.mSpritesheetTexturePackTextureRegionLibrary =
> spritesheetTexturePack.getTexturePackTextureRegionLibrary();
> }
> catch (final TexturePackParseException e)
> {
> Log.e("Error", String.valueOf(e));
> }
>
>
>
>
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