Bevy-atlas-loader

This crate enables the developer to define a number of TextureAtlas for use as sprites in Bevy.

The atlas definition supports several styles of atlas':

1. The atlas may be specified as a grid from a texture.
2. Atlas can use random manually specified positions inside a texture.
3. An atlas can be made from a folder of textures - note this style is not supported via web.
4. (TBD) The atlas can be specified from a list of files.

If loading the atlas definition as an asset using e.g. bevy_common_assets, the developer can define atlas' in a file like this:

({
    "Pacman": (
        texture: "Pac-Man.png",
        width: 19,
        height: 19,
        positions: [
            (65, 86),
            (86, 86),
            (107, 86),
        ]
    )
})

And utilizing Bevy's hot-reloading capability we can experiment and adjust without recompiling.

Requirements

In order to use this crate, you need to add a few crates to you Cargo.toml: bevy-atlas-loader and strum.

[dependencies]
bevy-atlas-loader = "<insert version>"
strum = "<insert version>"

Optional

For defining a custom asset loader and thus loading definitions as assets, it's recommended to use e.g. bevy_common_assets:

[dependencies]
bevy_common_assets = "<insert version>"

Usage

Please have a look at the examples, and even the tests.

License

Licensed under either of

• Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) at your option.

This project uses Bevy, and was bootstrapped using bevy-template.rs.