Small rotation inaccuracy

[AbnormalPoof]

Enabling Rotate causes some symbols to come out as slightly more inaccurate compared to how they look in Animate
Most notable with Boyfriend's character select FLA

Settings:

• Border Padding: 3
• Shape Padding: 3
• Inline Symbols
• Include Sounds
• Bake One Frame Symbols
• Include Actionscript
• Bake All Texts
• Bake Filters
• Bake Tweens

Rotation enabled:

2026-02-07.14-57-16.mp4

Rotation disabled:

2026-02-07.14-58-37.mp4

FLA used for testing:

boyfriend character select v2 overlay edit_DEBAKE.fla.zip

[MaybeMaru]

It seems to be a bug related to Adobe's spritesheet exporter, completely unrelated to BTA's code
Will see if theres something we can do on our end to correct Adobe's bug

2026-02-08.22-55-28.online-video-cutter.com.mp4

[MaybeMaru]

I've discovered this is only a problem with shapes/symbols. Bitmap instances seem to not get broken by rotation.
To mitigate this issue i might convert the limbs to bitmaps before gettings shoved into the spritesheet exporter, if I can find an efficient way to do it that doesnt lead to a memory leak.
Work on this new implementation will be done here

[Johferson]

Enabling Rotate causes some symbols to come out as slightly more inaccurate compared to how they look in Animate Most notable with Boyfriend's character select FLA

Settings:

* * Border Padding: 3* Shape Padding: 3* [x]  Inline Symbols* [ ]  Include Sounds* [ ]  Bake One Frame Symbols* [ ]  Include Actionscript* [x]  Bake All Texts* [ ]  Bake Filters* [ ]  Bake Tweens

Rotation enabled:
2026-02-07.14-57-16.mp4

Rotation disabled:
2026-02-07.14-58-37.mp4

FLA used for testing:

boyfriend character select v2 overlay edit_DEBAKE.fla.zip

how do you notice this? it looks relatively the same for me

[MaybeMaru]

how do you notice this? it looks relatively the same for me

It has a very obvious jittering motion