feat/add scale ratio for useSpriteLoader #2002
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Why
useSpriteLoader now has the ability to support trimmed spritesheets as it calculates the largest frame and adds a scale-ratio for the rest, this way the texture can be scaled up and down in order to match its initial size (something that we get for free when dealing with same size frames). This is a big improvement as we can now support trimmed sprites to reduce memory usage.
What
Added an extra property per frame called
scaleRatiowhich has a value between 0 and 1 depending on the size of the frame when compared to the largest frame, it will be 1 when dealing with same size frames.Checklist