explaining 'addByPrefix' and 'addByIndices'

[BernardoGP4504]

Let's just say that you want to make a character using Haxe or just wanted to know what are those (if you ever looked at the files).
Then this is the right source to know!

addByPrefix('animation:String', 'xml anim:String', framerate:Int, loop:Bool);

an addbyprefix is adding a normal animation for your character for example, let's add gf's left animation:

character.animation.addByPrefix('singLEFT', 'GF left note', 24, false);

animation: the animation
xml anim: that's the animation in the .xml
framerate: self explanatory
loop: if your not going to loop the animation then use false. If you want it to loop then don't use this field like:

character.animation.addByPrefix('scared', 'GF FEAR', 24);

addByIndices('animation:String', 'xml anim:String', [indices:String], "", framerate:Int, loop:Bool);

basically the same as addByPrefix but is uses indices but, what are indices?

Indices

They are basically each frame of the animation, for an better explaination here's an example:
This is Edd, he is a Eddsworld character and a character from the FNF Funkin' Eddventure mod. Let's take a look in his left animation

This is the first indice from his idle (0)

This is the third indice from his idle (2)
did you spot the difference? They are separate frames; frames are nothing more than indices