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2015-09-08, 20:36
(This post was last modified: 2015-09-08, 20:37 by braz.)
I can confirm that it doesn't work, I tried setting up animated weather icons in Mimic using the resource addons.
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@MacGyver: could you provide a code snippet that I can copy & paste into confluence to be able to reproduce this?
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Thanks will test ASAP. The mirror is working fine for me for resource.images.weatherfanart.multi-0.0.2.zip but the file is huge (824 MB). I'll check if something is wrong with the addon ZIP as version 0.0.1 was only 80 MB in size.
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No, don't it. There is something wrong with 0.0.2 it's 800mb and only shows the prairie images and only static. I could tell you why, but someone turned it into a Texture.xbt file so I have no idea what the structure looks like inside. Needless to say it doesn't work right. Use the 0.0.1 version instead.
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See PR8000 for a fix for multiimage resource:// paths.
Concerning the resource image addon both seem to work fine for me but yes there's an issue with the file size of 0.0.2 which uses a Textures.xbt (which was requested by ronie) and I haven't figured out what the issue is yet. But that has nothing to do with the multiimage issue.
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Well the actual size of all the images in it is around 80 MB and when we run texturepacker on it to create an XBT it becomes 800MB so there's definitely something wrong. Unfortunately I don't really know the whole idea behind the texturepacker so it might just be that it's not suited for high resolution and/or large images. My fear is that the LZO compression being applied to the raw images extracted from the JPEGs is much worse than the JPEG compression resulting in much bigger XBTs than the original files.
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It looks like my suspicion concerning JPEG compression vs LZO compression might be right. I checked the filesize that the XBT contains for the images which are around 30KB in JPEG and the XBT says that the filesize is 2.5MB and when I open such a JPEG and save it as a BMP (i.e. without any compression) it is around 2.6MB in size. So either we need a better compression for images in XBTs or we shouldn't try to create XBTs for these images.
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