Cocos2d-x cainiao intern study frame-by-frame animation

Speaking of this frame-by-frame animation, the amount should be called frame-by-frame animation. It is easier to understand this product, because flash was used for six months in freshman year, so it is still easy to use. Start with the built-in tsetcpp: In actiontest, "Center: Manual animation. border: using file format animation example: the following sentence: // This is the first method: CCAnimation * animation = CCAnimation: create (); // create an animation for (int I = 1; I <15; I ++) {// There are 14 frames in total, put 14 frames into the szName array: char szName [100] = {0}; sprintf (szName, "Images/grossini_dance_10902d.png", I ); animation-> addSpriteFrameWithFileName (szName);} // shocould last 2.8 seconds. and there are 14 fram Es. animation-> setDelayPerUnit (2.8f/14.0f); animation-> setRestoreOriginalFrame (true); CCAnimate * action = CCAnimate: create (animation); m_grossini-> runAction (CCSequence :: create (action, action-> reverse (), NULL); // File animation, this is the second method // With 2 loops and reverse CCAnimationCache * cache = CCAnimationCache: sharedAnimationCache (); cache-> addAnimationsWithFile ("animations/animations-2.plis T "); CCAnimation * animation2 = cache-> animationByName (" dance_1 "); CCAnimate * action2 = CCAnimate: create (animation2); m_tamara-> runAction (CCSequence :: create (action2, action2-> reverse (), NULL); // File animation, this is the third method. In fact, this cannot be said, it makes some basic changes based on the second type. // with 4 loops CCAnimation * animation3 = (CCAnimation *) animation2-> copy () -> autorelease (); animation3-> setLoops (4); CCAnimate * action3 = CCAni Mate: create (animation3); m_kathia-> runAction (action3); well, test is like this, but what I must emphasize is: I have never used the above methods !!! First, every frame of animation appears in every corner of the scene at the same time. I am confused, and I don't know why. What's wrong with .png? Shouldn't it be? The second type is stuck in CCAnimation * animation2 = cache-> animationByName ("dance_1"); why? Because dance_1 is not an image, it is an animation, and I don't know when or where to do this animation, so I rushed to the street. The third type is similar to the second type, and there is no solution. Since none of the above methods works, I gave up test. At this very serious moment, I decided to adopt a silly frame-by-frame animation. Please refer to the large screen: CCSpriteFrameCache * cache = CCSpriteFrameCache: sharedSpriteFrameCache (); cache-> addSpriteFramesWithFile ("feng/fall. plist "); CCArray * animFrames = new CCArray (3); // a total of 4 Gbit/s CCSpriteFrame * frame = cache-> spriteFrameByName (" fall1.png "); // Add 1st bytes animFrames-> addObject (frame); frame = cache-> spriteFrameByName ("fall2.png"); // Add 2nd bytes animFrames-> addObject (frame ); frame = cache-> spriteFrameByName ("fall3.png"); // Add 3rd bytes animFrames-> addObject (frame ); // control the fall each frame of move CCAnimation * animation = CCAnimation: createWithSpriteFrames (animFrames, 0.2f); CCAnimate * action = CCAnimate: create (animation ); CCSprite * fall = CCSprite: create ("feng/fall1.png"); fall-> runAction (CCRepeatForever: create (action); this-> addChild (fall, 1 ); fall-> setAnchorPoint (CCPointZero); fall-> setPosition (ccp (215,370); fall-> setScale (0.5f );