The Renderer protocol deals with loading and rendering sprites. The render function is meant to draw meaningful changes to the sprite on some display.
The meaning of "load" may vary from renderer to renderer. However, loading should be responsible for setting the initial state of the sprite, especially where dimensions and the finite frame set are concerned. It is expected that the load function sets state for the sprites :sprite-sheet and :frames keys while transitioning to a :lemon.lime/loaded state.
The Renderer protocol deals with loading and rendering sprites. The render function is meant to draw meaningful changes to the sprite on some display. The meaning of "load" may vary from renderer to renderer. However, loading should be responsible for setting the initial state of the sprite, especially where dimensions and the finite frame set are concerned. It is expected that the load function sets state for the sprites :sprite-sheet and :frames keys while transitioning to a :lemon.lime/loaded state.
(-load self sprite)Load the sprite and put it into a :lemon.lime/loaded state. Sets :sprite-sheet and :frames keys
Load the sprite and put it into a :lemon.lime/loaded state. Sets :sprite-sheet and :frames keys
(-render self sprite options)Draw state changes to the sprite
Draw state changes to the sprite
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