Jeb at 13:59, 5 March 2009

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-	Returns ~~nothing~~	+	Returns the loop status of the animation. When this update caused the animation to loop, the method will return true, otherwise it will return false. If the sprite ID doesn't exist the method will return nil.
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{{VideoMethod
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video.updateSpriteState(spriteId, timeStep)
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This method updates a sprite state's animation.
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{{MethodParam|spriteId|An integer|The ID value of the sprite that is being updated. This ID is retrieved when the sprite is created. See [[createSpriteState]].}}
{{MethodParam|timeStep|A number|The time step measured in seconds. For example, if the time step is 60 milliseconds, the value passed should be 0.060.}}
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Returns nothing
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=== Example ===
<pre>
local function frameUpdate(timeStep)

for i=1,#sprites do
video.updateSpriteState(sprites[i], timeStep)
end

end
</pre>

UpdateSpriteState - Revision history

Jeb at 13:59, 5 March 2009

Jeb: Created page with '{{VideoMethod | video.updateSpriteState(spriteId, timeStep) | This method updates a sprite state's animation. | {{MethodParam|spriteId|An integer|The ID value of the sprite that ...'