[snufalufugus]

The primary use case would be for item trackers in UIs, but there are probably others. It would be much nicer to be able to get the sprite directly from a spriteitem.

 

[tyb51]

You can kinda do this using the jsCache class (but very hard and not straight forward) or use a g.e. api.

 

[arbiter]

I approve. This would be the only way to allow the use of RuneScape assets.
 
@Cloud @Party

 

[party]

You can kinda do this using the jsCache class (but very hard and not straight forward) or use a g.e. api.

I approve. This would be the only way to allow the use of RuneScape assets.
 
@Cloud @Party

SpriteItems don't have Sprites stored in the cache, we'd have to create them ourselves.

 

[derk]

SpriteItems don't have Sprites stored in the cache, we'd have to create them ourselves.

What about the Js5Cache?

 

[party]

What about the Js5Cache?

Re-read what I said.

SpriteItem "sprites" are essentially just transformations/rotations of the model rendered in 2D.

 

[snufalufugus]

SpriteItems don't have Sprites stored in the cache, we'd have to create them ourselves.

Re-read what I said.

SpriteItem "sprites" are essentially just transformations/rotations of the model rendered in 2D.

Does this mean not happening, or will just take a while to be done?

 

[arbiter]

Does this mean not happening, or will just take a while to be done?

The latter. I discussed with @Cloud and it's on his radar. He will get to it as he deems fit.

 

[snufalufugus]

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