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Importing ResourcesContents
IntroductionImporting resources is a key part of the Stencyl workflow. This article talks about the various ways of pulling in graphics, sounds and other resources.
The Three MethodsIn general, you can import resources through three methods.
Importing AnimationsAnimations are visual states for Actors. Read our article on Animations to learn how to import them. (TODO - Not Written Yet)
Importing TilesetsTilesets are collections of Tiles, the building blocks for scenes/levels. Read our article on Tilesets & Tiles to learn how to import them.
Importing BackgroundsBackgrounds are large images that usually scroll alongside a scene, either entirely behind or in front of a scene. Read our article on Backgrounds to learn how to import them.
Importing SoundsSounds represent clips of sound effects or entire music tracks. Read our article on Backgrounds to learn how to import them.
Importing BehaviorsBesides creating new behaviors on your own, Behaviors can come in from three sources.
To import Behaviors from your computer, click "Import..." in the top toolbar and pick out the Behavior. Behaviors are PNG files embedded with metadata. For pre-shipped behaviors, we've got an article on them. For StencylForge, skip to the next section.
StencylForgeStencylForge is our marketplace for user-created (and team-created) resources. StencylForge hosts all of the following kinds of resources. Whatever is on your mind, StencylForge has it.
Read our article on StencylForge to learn how to access it and contribute to it.
Last Updated: 2012-04-01 by Jon
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1 Comment
andyclark
Is there an easy way to import entire scenes and/or games INTO another game? If not... That would be a wonderful enhancement imo. 0 3 months, 3 days ago |










