đŠī¸Sparkifier
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Used to create new or edit Sparks.
Details
Converts 3D objects, such as GLB and gITF files, into a usable asset in Bonfire known as a Spark.
Supports the conversion (or âSparkificationâ) of Entity, Config, Symbol, and Audio assets.
Entity - An interactive 3D object, such as houses, walls, or tables, that can be placed in the world and anchored to a physical space. This is the most commonly used type of Spark.
Config - Use a Config Spark to add Causes, Effects, and Traits without displaying any in-book visuals. Examples include systems such as an inventory manager, timer, or data holder.
Symbol - Symbol Sparks represent symbols like text, images, or input fields used in graphical interfaces, such as forms or on screen health bars.
Audio - Although there's no visual in the Book, the placed Spark location will serve as the point for spatial audio playback.
Prerequisites
Ensure that a .glb or .gITF file is ready for conversion.
Creating an Entity Spark
Navigate to the Sparkifier homepage and click the New Spark button.
Observe that the Spark Type dropdown in the lower left corner now displays âSpark.Entities.Entityâ.
To import the .glb or .gltf file, click the browse button located underneath the Loaded Actor File Path field and select the intended file for conversion.
Assign a name to the new Spark, for example, âSample Entityâ.
Click the Build Spark button in the lower left corner and choose a folder for the export location.
Ensure that a .jpg or .png file is ready for conversion.
Creating an Entity Spark
Navigate to the Sparkifier homepage and click the New Spark button.
A window will appear, prompting for the selection of the Spark type to be created. Choose Symbol Spark Type from the available options
Observe that the Spark Type dropdown in the lower left corner now displays âSpark.Symbols.Symbolâ.
To import the .jpg or .png file, click the browse button located underneath the Loaded Actor File Path field and select the intended file for conversion.
Assign a name to the new Spark, for example, âSample Symbolâ.
Click the Build Spark button in the lower left corner and choose a folder for the export location.
The following instructions describe creating an Audio Spark and configuring its settings.
Prerequisites
Ensure that a sample .mp3 file is available for conversion.
Creating an Audio Spark
Navigate to the Sparkifier homepage and click the New Spark button.
A window will appear, prompting for the selection of the Spark type to be created. Choose Audio Spark Type from the available options.
Observe that the Spark Type dropdown in the lower left corner now displays âSparks.Configs.Audioâ. This indicates that an Audio Spark is being created.
Assign a name to the new Spark, for example, âSample Audioâ.
Click the Build Spark button in the lower left corner and choose a folder for the export location.
A window will appear, prompting for the selection of the Spark type to be created. Choose Entity Spark Type from the available options.
In the builder interface, click the icon in the Spark Browser and locate the newly created Entity Spark. After importing, the âSample Entityâ Spark should appear in the Sparks â My Sparks directory.
In the builder interface, click the icon in the Spark Browser and locate the newly created Symbol Spark. After importing, the âSample Symbolâ Spark should appear in the Sparks â My Sparks directory
To import the .mp3 file, click the icon located at the top right corner. Select and open the .mp3 file intended for conversion.
In the Builder interface, click the icon in the Spark Browser and locate the newly created Audio Spark. After importing, the âSample Audioâ Spark should appear in Sparks â My Sparks directory