Videos & Animated Images
We can now play mp4 and webm videos from either disk or URL. Sound can be played from a position in the world or locally.
Because the video is just a texture, they can be used anywhere a texture can be used - such as light cookies.
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We can also render videos on UI panels with video controls.
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Video decoding is done in background threads so you should be able to handle as many videos as you need.
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We can render the videos in Qt widgets in the editor too.
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Anything that accepts an image, like background-image, border-image, etc... all just work with videos and animated images.
background-image: url( 'cool.mp4' );attribute 'data-code' not allowedattribute 'data-language' not allowedattribute 'blocktype' not allowedattribute 'contenteditable' not allowed
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background-image: url( 'monkey.gif' );attribute 'data-code' not allowedattribute 'data-language' not allowedattribute 'blocktype' not allowedattribute 'contenteditable' not allowed
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UI Images can now load and display animated gif or webp files from either disk or URL. We're using this for Steam animated avatars.
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This means that existing avatar images in games will use animated ones by default. This can be turned off by specifying the size of the avatar (avatarbig, avatarsmall)
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