The question of scripts 2D ToolKit.

Unity Engine
1

I’m just not long ago began to study 2D ToolKit and I can not deal with switching sprites: example:
I need that when you click on a button, the sprite is changed. How to do it, tell me please!

P. S. I apologize for such language, translating the program “Dicter” :slight_smile:

2

From my experience, tk2d works through its script components, so that’s what you want to do in your code.

I don’t have a detailed example, but if you wanted to change the sprite of a gameObject, you would do it through the tk2dSprite component…for example…

//PSEUDO-CODE
tk2dSprite mySprite = gameObject.GetComponent<tk2dSprite>();

//Use intellisense or something to figure out how to change the sprite with mySprite here.
3

You’re probably looking for SwitchCollectionAndSprite. Here is a sample of code I use to mirror an animation (I place this on a normal tk2dSprite and it constantly updates itself to whatever frame an animation is using).

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

[RequireComponent(typeof(tk2dSprite))]
public class tk2dAnimationMirror : MonoBehaviour {
    [SerializeField] tk2dAnimatedSprite _target;
    
    tk2dSprite _sprite;
    
    void Awake () {
        _sprite = GetComponent<tk2dSprite>();
    }
    
    // Use this for initialization
    void Start () {
        if (_target == null){
            Debug.LogError("A target is required for an animation mirror!");
            Destroy (this);
        }
        if (_target == _sprite){
            Debug.LogError("An animation cannot mirror itself, please select a different target!");
            Destroy (this);
        }
    }
    
    // Update is called once per frame
    void LateUpdate () {
        _sprite.SwitchCollectionAndSprite(_target.collection, _target.spriteId);
        
    }
}
4

A little wrong. I have a collection of sprites, there are three pictures, how do I change them when you press the button?

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5

Just call SwitchCollectionAndSprite but pass the current collection - the actual function only updates the collection data if it’s changed (so passing the same collection does nothing).

Alternatively, just say

_sprite.spriteId = // your target sprite ID here

to update only the sprite. If you want to pass a sprite name along (string) instead of the id (int) - use

_sprite.spriteId = _sprite.GetSpriteIdByName(“Sprite Name”);

6

For me it is very hard! :frowning:

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I have 2 days to understand the code. Can you help? I would be very grateful!