Pixel Offset fix request

For Driver class there is this function:
PixelOffset@ getPixelOffset(const string&in filename, int frame)

It's most common (if only use) is to find the head pixels used in sprites.

So as we know, a common bug in kag is that creating a custom class will often have the female sprites bugging out and the head goes flying everywhere. The normal fix for this is usually to specify the exact path to the sprites and it'll start working. However in a recent mod, my female's heads are still broken despite this. After looking about, my suspicion was that pixeloffset is giving some whack co-ordinates. And after checking, it does!

(Pixel offset is 81, 14)

I think pixel offset is broken somehow. I believe the easiest fix would be to allow us to set the size of frames. Currently, PO is somehow generating it's own frames, which isn't ideal in the least.

 

I fixed it in my mod :> . i'll send you solution later, not on pc right now

 

I fixed it in my mod too eventually, but it'd be nice if we didn't have to work around such a common thing.

 

Its not pixel offsets problem, its delay when player changing sex value

 

I think you're missing my point, Pixel offsets returned 81,14 as the co-ordinates for the pixel, even though I'm using 32x32 frames. I doubt it's a problem with the sex value as the character is already considered female when I get these bizarre offsets.

 

How you fixed this?

--- Double Post Merged, Feb 27, 2017, Original Post Date: Feb 27, 2017 ---

Its not loading correctly, bcos ur head pixel offsets loading faster then ur character female/male number, when player created it start a from loading head instead of updating values, head loads offsets from male sprite, and then player loads sex values and update his own sprite. Dunno if you will understand that

 

The way I fixed it was simply hotwiring the head script to only load head pixels from the male version.

And the way I've coded it, the sprites are reloaded consistently (specifically including the head) (every second or so), so any 'lag/delay' doesn't make an effect. Either way, the female and male pixel sprites are in the exact same position, so even if it was using the male pixels, it should still work. The issue here is that no matter how many times I reload the female sprite and try to get pixel offsets, they're always in the wrong position.

 

That'd be an awesome feature, especially when you have to stitch a ton of sub sprites together.