We have selected the centre slice with the sprite editor in overlay mode (and so the centre has a blue highlight to show this is the one we're working on. Here, we have a sprite with the nine slice checkbox enabled, and so we can see the four guides which "slice" our image into 9 parts. The Sprite Editor has a new Nine Slice panel where you can now enable this: This means that you can create buttons and other UI elements in a smart and effective way, removing the need to create multiple copies of these sprites at several different sizes in order to avoid scaling in-game reducing their quality. Nine Slice (also known by many similar names in other packages) allows you to stretch your sprites in a more controllable and smarter way, by keeping your corners at a fixed scale and manipulating the bits in-between.
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Note that this guide will focus on the major additions/changes, but there are a sizeable stack of bug fixes and also a significant number of new functions, so please do still review the release notes thoroughly as well as reading this post.Ī reminder also that all of the below stuff is covered in even more detail in the manual (either press F1 inside GMS2 itself or see ) Nine Slice Support For Your Sprites The 2.3.2 release of GMS2 introduces some cool and major new features we wanted to highlight so you can jump right in asap.
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