Members

<readonly> total :number

The total number of frames in this FrameData set.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 267

Methods

addFrame(frame) → {Phaser.Frame}

Adds a new Frame to this FrameData collection. Typically called by the Animation.Parser and not directly.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
frame	Phaser.Frame	The frame to add to this FrameData set.

Returns:

Phaser.Frame -

The frame that was just added.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 31

checkFrameName(name) → {boolean}

Check if there is a Frame with the given name.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
name	string	The name of the frame you want to check.

Returns:

boolean -

True if the frame is found, otherwise false.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 89

clone() → {Phaser.FrameData}

Makes a copy of this FrameData including copies (not references) to all of the Frames it contains.

Returns:

Phaser.FrameData -

A clone of this object, including clones of the Frame objects it contains.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 107

destroy()

Destroys this FrameData collection by nulling the _frames and _frameNames arrays.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 251

getFrame(index) → {Phaser.Frame}

Get a Frame by its numerical index.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
index	number	The index of the frame you want to get.

Returns:

Phaser.Frame -

The frame, if found.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 53

getFrameByName(name) → {Phaser.Frame}

Get a Frame by its frame name.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
name	string	The name of the frame you want to get.

Returns:

Phaser.Frame -

The frame, if found.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 71

getFrameIndexes(frames, useNumericIndex, output) → {Array}

Returns all of the Frame indexes in this FrameData set.
The frames indexes are returned in the output array, or if none is provided in a new Array object.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Default	Description
frames	Array	<optional>		An Array containing the indexes of the frames to retrieve. If undefined or the array is empty then all frames in the FrameData are returned.
useNumericIndex	boolean	<optional>	true	Are the given frames using numeric indexes (default) or strings? (false)
output	Array	<optional>		If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created.

Returns:

Array -

An array of all Frame indexes matching the given names or IDs.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 204

getFrameRange(start, end, output) → {Array}

Returns a range of frames based on the given start and end frame indexes and returns them in an Array.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
start	number		The starting frame index.
end	number		The ending frame index.
output	Array	<optional>	If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created.

Returns:

Array -

An array of Frames between the start and end index values, or an empty array if none were found.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 135

getFrames(frames, useNumericIndex, output) → {Array}

Returns all of the Frames in this FrameData set where the frame index is found in the input array.
The frames are returned in the output array, or if none is provided in a new Array object.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Default	Description
frames	Array	<optional>		An Array containing the indexes of the frames to retrieve. If the array is empty or undefined then all frames in the FrameData are returned.
useNumericIndex	boolean	<optional>	true	Are the given frames using numeric indexes (default) or strings? (false)
output	Array	<optional>		If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created.

Returns:

Array -

An array of all Frames in this FrameData set matching the given names or IDs.

Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 157