I’ve tried using the ContentProvider
service to preload all the image assets, but even when doing that, the images still flicker briefly when I see them for the first time.
Is there any reliable way I could go about loading all the images I have for my game?
Thanks
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I think images can’t immediately load as there is gonna still be a slight delay on some of them. I would say leave them somewhere where they load (like far off in the distance in workspace) and just use those.
For a gui, just do the same thing but make the images off-screen
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Hey there!
If possible, create a loading screen that yields until all the images are loaded. There may be a way to do that with ContentProvider but I’m not entirely sure. If not, just put a slight delay of a couple seconds before loading in the game.
Hope this helps!
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The only idea I had was to iterate over a list of image assets, and then either create new images that are visible using those IDs and leave them there for a second or two, then delete it. I’ve had success with that in the past, but I wondered if there was an easier way.
If you want some images to load instantly when you see them (no flickering) you can do this:
Put those images in a ImageLabel, with size 0, 0, 0, 0 and always visible, in a Enabled ScreenGui.
This way you wont get that weird flicker effect. (only do this for some images, it might lag or something if you do this with tons of images)
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