Found out the problem. Its with localcoord in def file
It does work for

Code:

localcoord 	= 	320,240

But doesn't for

Code:

;Added space after ','
localcoord 	= 	320, 240

PS. FF3 crases if you use offset viewer when you don't have any AIR opened

when using image editor and i go to resize a sprite that is 1280x720 to 640x480 and use the filter HQ + Nearest Neighbor or HQ + Bilinear it crashes, is that filter only for sizing up sprites

Have you tried the organizer man? you can move groups of sprites in there, or use the auto organize so they are organized automatically...

Is that what you mean?

Update 7 on the first post.

Changes
- Problem with SFF v1 (same sprite with different palettes being linked)
- Updated the issues/error system
- Fixed the offset viewer bugs
- Fixed the scale down for HQ and EPX filters
- Errors and warnings are checked only for the current version of the project, or minor.

Next time i'll update the syntax. About it, some observations:
- var(x):= xx as a parameter will be kept as error (you can remove the extra ":" and this way is more standardized)
- var(exp) = xx (i need to implement an exception for this case)
- attributes like SCA, CSA (i'll think something, is difficult to cover this case [arbitrary order without repetitions])
- sprpriority in hitdef (docs?)
- log (fixed)

Just No Point said, July 19, 2012, 01:40:45 pm

EDIT: Is there a way to make new animations of all groups? Using the group number to make the number for the animations? I found how to make a whole group an animation but with the way I set up the sff it'd be a lot simpler to just create animations from every group. Even if I have to delete all the extra anims made from required sprites. Which brings me to this. There should be a way to delete animations and sprites in the organizer by highlighting the sprites/anims you wish to delete and right clicking. It'd also be neat if you could rename sprites and anims with this feature. By group, index, time, and name.

No, but possible using Lua.
Delete from the organizer can be implemented, but rename is odd for multiple items.

Thanks!

My god. I f** another SFF  . At least we can hexedit to fix 

New update to fix the SFF bug. Thanks again by the quick reply 

FerchogtX said, July 20, 2012, 02:28:06 am

var(x) := xx is an asigment notation, this way you assign values automatically to a variable without using varset sctrl (Cyanide and Messatsu covered a tutorial using this way with the ctrl trigger to assign var values in time = 0 at the beggining of any state) in this case, when used in a varset sctrl you basically tell this:

var(5) := var(4) = 0

var(5) gets var(4)'s value that will be zero

this economizes the use of 2 varsets... in that example, this statement is taken as invalid when used in varset, which is not. This is why I consider this an error in the sintax checker.

Yes, i know about the assignment operator. I don't know the fact that it can be used as a parameter, that sounds strange. Then this is valid for varset only?

type = varset
trigger1 = Time = 0
var(5) := var(4) = 0
ignorehitpause = 1

anim = 33210
ctrl = 0 + (0 * ((var(4) := 45) + (var(5 := 600)))

Thanks!

EDIT: Confirmed the problem with save all that sometimes doesn't save the file. I'm investigating now.

If you want to fix the SFF, just hexedit the four bytes after the first 12 ("ElecbyteSpr"0).

About the assignment operator, then the "parameter" way is only for varset. OK.

Thanks!