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# Asset Loading System
ReiLua includes a built-in asset loading system with a nice loading screen UI that automatically shows progress while assets are being loaded.
## 🎨 Features
- **Automatic Progress Tracking** - Tracks how many assets have been loaded
- **Beautiful Loading UI** - Modern, minimal loading screen with:
- Animated "Loading..." text with dots
- Smooth progress bar with shimmer effect
- Progress percentage (e.g., "3 / 10")
- Current asset name being loaded
- Dark, clean color scheme
- **Easy to Use** - Just 3 functions to show loading progress
- **Works Everywhere** - Development and release builds
## 📝 API Functions
### RL.BeginAssetLoading(totalAssets)
Initialize asset loading progress tracking and show the loading screen.
**Parameters:**
- `totalAssets` (integer) - Total number of assets to load
**Example:**
```lua
RL.BeginAssetLoading(10) -- We're loading 10 assets
```
---
### RL.UpdateAssetLoading(assetName)
Update the loading progress and display current asset being loaded.
**Parameters:**
- `assetName` (string) - Name of the asset currently being loaded
**Example:**
```lua
RL.UpdateAssetLoading("player.png")
```
Call this **after** each asset is loaded to update the progress bar.
---
### RL.EndAssetLoading()
Finish asset loading and hide the loading screen.
**Example:**
```lua
RL.EndAssetLoading()
```
## 🚀 Quick Example
```lua
function RL.init()
-- List of assets to load
local assetsToLoad = {
"assets/player.png",
"assets/enemy.png",
"assets/background.png",
"assets/music.wav",
}
-- Begin loading
RL.BeginAssetLoading(#assetsToLoad)
-- Load each asset
for i, path in ipairs(assetsToLoad) do
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(path) -- Update progress
-- Load the actual asset
if path:match("%.png$") or path:match("%.jpg$") then
textures[i] = RL.LoadTexture(path)
elseif path:match("%.wav$") or path:match("%.ogg$") then
sounds[i] = RL.LoadSound(path)
end
end
-- Done!
RL.EndAssetLoading()
end
```
## 💡 Complete Example
```lua
local assets = {}
local assetsToLoad = {
{type="texture", name="player", path="assets/player.png"},
{type="texture", name="enemy", path="assets/enemy.png"},
{type="texture", name="background", path="assets/background.png"},
{type="sound", name="music", path="assets/music.wav"},
{type="sound", name="shoot", path="assets/shoot.wav"},
{type="font", name="title", path="assets/title.ttf"},
}
function RL.init()
RL.SetWindowTitle("My Game")
-- Start loading with progress
RL.BeginAssetLoading(#assetsToLoad)
-- Load all assets
for i, asset in ipairs(assetsToLoad) do
-- Show current asset name on loading screen
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(asset.name)
-- Load based on type
if asset.type == "texture" then
assets[asset.name] = RL.LoadTexture(asset.path)
elseif asset.type == "sound" then
assets[asset.name] = RL.LoadSound(asset.path)
elseif asset.type == "font" then
assets[asset.name] = RL.LoadFont(asset.path)
end
end
-- Loading complete!
RL.EndAssetLoading()
print("Game ready!")
end
function RL.update(delta)
-- Your game logic
end
function RL.draw()
RL.ClearBackground(RL.RAYWHITE)
-- Use loaded assets
if assets.background then
RL.DrawTexture(assets.background, {0, 0}, RL.WHITE)
end
if assets.player then
RL.DrawTexture(assets.player, {100, 100}, RL.WHITE)
end
end
```
## 🎨 Loading Screen Appearance
The loading screen features a clean 1-bit pixel art style:
**Design:**
- Pure black and white aesthetic
- Retro pixel art styling
- Minimal and clean design
**Elements:**
- **Title**: "LOADING" in bold white pixel text
- **Animated Dots**: White pixelated dots (4x4 squares) that cycle
- **Progress Bar**:
- 200px wide, 16px tall
- Thick 2px white border (pixel art style)
- White fill with black dithering pattern
- Retro/Classic terminal aesthetic
- **Progress Text**: "3/10" in white pixel font style
- **Asset Name**: Current loading asset in small white text
- **Corner Decorations**: White pixel art L-shaped corners in all 4 corners
**Background:**
- Pure black background (#000000)
- High contrast for maximum clarity
**Color Palette:**
- White text and UI (#FFFFFF)
- Black background (#000000)
- Pure 1-bit aesthetic (inverted terminal style)
**Visual Layout:**
```
[Black Background]
┌─┐ ┌─┐
│ │ LOADING □ □ │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ ┌──────────────────┐ │ │
│ │ │████████░░░░░░░░░░│ 3/10 │ │
│ │ └──────────────────┘ │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ player.png │ │
│ │ │ │
└─┘ └─┘
[All text and UI elements in WHITE]
```
**Style Inspiration:**
- Classic terminal / console aesthetic
- MS-DOS loading screens
- 1-bit dithering patterns
- Chunky pixel borders
- Retro computing / CRT monitor style
## 🔧 Customization
If you want to customize the loading screen appearance, you can modify the colors and sizes in `src/lua_core.c` in the `drawLoadingScreen()` function.
## ⚡ Performance Tips
1. **Call UpdateAssetLoading AFTER loading** - This ensures the progress updates at the right time
2. **Load assets in order of importance** - Load critical assets first
3. **Group similar assets** - Load all textures, then sounds, etc.
4. **Use descriptive names** - Shows better feedback to users
## 📋 Example Asset Loading Patterns
### Pattern 1: Simple List
```lua
local files = {"player.png", "enemy.png", "music.wav"}
RL.BeginAssetLoading(#files)
for i, file in ipairs(files) do
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(file)
-- load file
end
RL.EndAssetLoading()
```
### Pattern 2: With Types
```lua
local assets = {
textures = {"player.png", "enemy.png"},
sounds = {"music.wav", "shoot.wav"},
}
local total = #assets.textures + #assets.sounds
RL.BeginAssetLoading(total)
for _, file in ipairs(assets.textures) do
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(file)
-- load texture
end
for _, file in ipairs(assets.sounds) do
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(file)
-- load sound
end
RL.EndAssetLoading()
```
### Pattern 3: Error Handling
```lua
RL.BeginAssetLoading(#files)
for i, file in ipairs(files) do
RL.UpdateAssetLoading(file)
if RL.FileExists(file) then
-- load file
else
print("Warning: " .. file .. " not found")
end
end
RL.EndAssetLoading()
```
## 🎮 When to Use
**Use the loading system when:**
- You have more than 5-10 assets to load
- Assets are large (images, sounds, fonts)
- Loading might take more than 1 second
- You want polished loading feedback
**You can skip it when:**
- You have very few, small assets
- Loading is nearly instant
- You prefer immediate game start
## ✨ Benefits
- ✅ Polished user experience
- ✅ User knows the game is loading, not frozen
- ✅ Shows progress for large asset sets
- ✅ Works with embedded assets
- ✅ Minimal code required
- ✅ Beautiful default UI
The loading system makes your game feel polished with just a few lines of code!