These sprites are run through a sequence of processes by 2D Toolkit and finally packed into one or more atlases and geometry cached for them. What is a Sprite Collection?Ī sprite collection is simply what the name says on the can - a collection of sprites. If you're upgrading from a previous version - Make sure you restart Unity after importing the latest package, and run the "Setup for JavaScript" command once Unity has restarted.
This will move the script files to the correct directory structure to be accessible from JavaScript. There is a minor inconvenience if you're using JavaScript - you will need to run to run the "Setup for JavaScript" menu command under the "2D Toolkit" menu. You can upgrade directly from the Asset Store - if you're using JavaScript, follow the steps below to get everything going again! What if I need to use JavaScript?ĢD Toolkit is distributed as a full source package, and we'd like to keep it that way - its great being able to dissect the source code, and customize it to your needs. Once you download 2D Toolkit from the Asset Store and import it into your project, you should be ready to go. In this tutorial we'll introduce the new Sprite Collection Editor interface introduced in version 1.60, and extended greatly in 1.70 - and then go through some of the optimization features provided by 2D Toolkit. The primary focus of the product is on mobile performance and workflow efficiency - and has heaps of features geared towards this. This article was originally published in Issue 4 of the Asset Store Newsletter.ĢD Toolkit is an efficient and fast 2D sprite and text system developed by Unikron Software.
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