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Running UI scene with latest Bevy explorer dev version

  • Run this scene with npm run start
  • Close bevy client
  • Clone decentraland/bevy-explorer repo
  • Follow README instructions from the decentraland/bevy-explorer repo to install and setup
  • Compile and run bevy with following command:

cargo run --release --bin decentra-bevy --features="console" -- --ui http://localhost:8000 --ui-preview --scene_log_to_console --server https://realm-provider-ea.decentraland.org/main --location 88,88 --log_fps false --no-perms --no-chat --no-profile --impost 100,200,400,800,1600,99999 --no-nametags

OR if you are running a local scene replace server part with... --server http://localhost:8001

to run with genesis plaza...

cargo run --release --bin decentra-bevy  --features="console" -- --ui http://localhost:8000 --ui-preview --scene_log_to_console --server https://realm-provider-ea.decentraland.org/main --location 0,0

For more cli arg options check https://github.com/decentraland/bevy-explorer

Working and bundling texture spritesheets

We rename the names that come from figma file, and we change to names that make more sense from a programming point of view, for example, we rename HeadIcon to category-top_head, which for example it's the exact category id coming from API. Or we rename Epic to rarity-background-epic to be more explicit, or Category-1 to rarity-corner-base, etc.

Then on this online tool, we can drag and drop all the png files https://www.codeandweb.com/tp-online Then exporting the json and png sprite-sheet we can use those directly in our code, with all names and coords automatically set