On 3/4/2010 8:57 PM, Chris wrote:
in python/pyglet how can i reference a GIF file frame (either frames
from an already existing animation OR a grid/sprite sheet i already
made)
pyglet.image.Animation has the instance variable 'frames', a list of
AnimationFrame(s). So, if you do
animation = pyglet.image.load_animation(your_animated_gif_file)
animation is now an instance of Animation. You then can do
animation.frames[index_of_your_frame] to get the frame.
Check the API docs, the process isn't too different for creating an
animation or getting a frame with a sprite sheet.
1. reference an individual frame to display (to include input from the
user such as a keypress) out of a gif file
I'm a little confused by your question -- do you mean when the user
presses '1' they get the first frame? I'm not sure what kind of example
you need.
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