An SCML file contains information in XML format used to configure a 2D animation that includes multiple sprite. It is typically used by 2D video games, including those that use the Exient XGS Engine, such as Angry Birds Go! and Angry Birds Transformers. SCML files are created and opened by BrashMonkey Spriter, which is a cross-platform program used to create 2D animations.
SCML file open in BrashMonkey Spriter
To open an SCML file in BrashMonkey Spriter, follow these directions:
- Open BrashMonkey Spriter.
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- Navigate to the SCML file, select it, and click avoin.
To create an SCML file in BrashMonkey Spriter, follow these directions:
- Open BrashMonkey Spriter.
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- Choose or create the root folder for you project that will only contain the images used in the animation.
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- Valitse tallennussijainti, nimeä tiedosto ja napsauta Säästä.
SCML files are used by BrashMonkey Spriter as project files that can be modified, saved, and reopened for further modification. The files store all the configuration information for the animation, which includes the paths to the assets, XY pivot information for each asset, and the timeline of the animation. When packaged with a game, the game references the SCML file to play the appropriate animation.
Since SCML files are saved in XML format, you can also open and modify them using a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad or Apple TextEdit. However, be careful what you edit because SCML files store paths to assets, such as . PNG että .DB files that make up the animation. If you break these paths, the animation will no longer appear correctly in the game.
