Document object.properties does not store/load for non-aseprite file formats - #171
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…mats - Added note that setting a value in object.properties requires the sprite to be saved. - Added note that values in object.properties will not be stored on-disk for file formats such as `.png` or `.gif`. - Adjusted wording slightly in the introduction for Properties
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.pngor.gif.Ran into setting the properties and forgetting to save the sprite a few too many times, so I added it to the documentation. I similarly ran into an issue where setting
app.sprite.propertieson a.pngfile lost the data after one or two reloads, which I was extremely confused by until I realised it's a .png, and there likely is no way for this data to be stored on-disk. It worked fine for.asepritefiles.Do let me know if that assumption is wrong, and setting properties on a
.pngfile should store them on-disk and keep them on subsequent reloads, in which case I'll adjust the documentation and open a bug report for that instead!