So you can set an enemy tile with a simple image/texture
className="citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Enemy"; params={view:"enemy.png"};
How do you set the view to an armature?
Do I have to create my one class to handle this? like
className="my.own.EnemyClass";I'm thinking is it my.own.EnemyClass extends citrus.objects.platformer.box2d.Enemy is the solution.
I would create a separate class for the armature(object).
Note: the code below worked with old versions of dragonbones; 4.x (untested).
Take Player.as for example, which could extend either of the following:
CitrusSprite, NapePhysicsObject or Box2DPhysicsObject
(or a custom class, which will extend one of the above in the hierarchy at some point)
public class Player extends Box2DPhysicsObject { private var armature:Armature; private var armatureClip:Sprite; public function Player(params:Object = null) { super(params); armature = <someclassref>.dbFactory.buildArmature( "Player" ); armatureClip = armature.display.clone(); view = armatureClip; WorldClock.clock.add( armature ); } }
I can't confirm anymore whether you need the '.clone()' bit, test that yourself.
I'm assuming you already know how to do the initialisation of dragonbones,
and how to access the factory from an external class.
I was hoping to link the AS tutorial section I worked with a long time ago but it seems the dragonbones website has had a complete redesign, and some useful links are now broken. https://github.com/DragonBones/DragonBonesAS
Thanks, that's what I figured. Yeah, DragonBones has pretty much no documentation 
Although BD 4.7 is pretty sweet. You can transition from one animation to another. It looks great.
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