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bluemoongem
bluemoongem

Reputation: 53

bitmaps are not appearing on stage (easeljs)

So I'm using easeljs and I have a bunch of images i'm going to recycle. For some reason whenever I try to add them to the stage stage.update() no longer works. (I used an alert to test this so it could just be going really slow like 2 hours to load slow).

I'm not sure what's going on. It's not the stage or that the images aren't loaded. Any ideas? **edited ` //variables var $canvas = $("canvas"); //to call the canvas var stage = new createjs.Stage("c"); var queue = new createjs.LoadQueue(); var n = 10; //it will be a 10x10 board var cw = 50;//each cell will be 50px wide var x, y; var moves = 0; var rows = []; //will be an array of arrays var pieces = []; //will be the image array of arrays

//preloadjs images
//queue.installPlugin(stage); //don't think i need this
queue.on("complete", handleComplete, this);
queue.loadManifest([
    {id:"imgA", src:'DNA/a.png'},
    {id:"imgC", src:'DNA/c.png'},
    {id:"imgG", src:'DNA/g.png'},
    {id:"imgT", src:'DNA/t.png'},
    {id:"imgX", src:'DNA/x.png'}
]);

function handleComplete(){
    var image = queue.getResult("imgA");

    var pic =  new createjs.Bitmap(image);
        pic.y = 5;
        pic.x = 5;
    stage.addChild(pic);
    stage.update();
}

**still not working and I have added preloadJS to my collection of libraries

Everything is sourced correctly, but it's still not working? I have the stage declared and it says that it's not crashing so i'm not sure what the problem is?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 729

Answers (1)

renatopp
renatopp

Reputation: 1315

The text is being draw?

  • If yes: your images are in an invalid location; or, you are trying to use the images before the loading (in this case, your preload is incorrect).
  • If not: you are using an invalid name to the canvas (take a look at the line that you are creating the stage, compare with the id of the canvas).

Some other notes:

  • You can use PreloadJS to preload your assets, there is no need to implement this from scratch.
  • There is no need to call "stage.clear", "stage.removeAllChildren" and "stage.update" at the beggining, the stage is already empty.
  • You just need to call "stage.update" once, after all changes in the stage or the children objects. As you've done, you are forcing the stage to draw several times before a single canvas draw.

Upvotes: 1

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