Animate Your Tilemaps Using This Technique in Less Than a Minute

In this video, you will learn the art of animating your tilemaps in godot. this technique allows you to make animated tilemaps that will save you time in setting up environments. Learn this technique in less than a minute. . .
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[@Sagolera1218]

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[@reinersly1470]

Perfect video. Few seconds to explaint, not long tutorials. Thanks!

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[@eclare1195]

Nice! This is so helpful. 🤗

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[@gutzimmumdo4910]

the art looks really good

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PixelFrog did a great job 🙏 check out his works down in the description ✨

[@jradesenv]

I am doing something like that but with a sprite2d and a timer inside with a script to random its timeout from 2s to 20s, and copying this to almosr every water tile, so that i have a Fish jumping in random places… is it much more expensive to do this my way? Should i change it for animatedtilemap like you did here?

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Not sure, but adding a timeout on all water tiles does sound expensive. Best bet would be to use object pooling for your fish and Use timeout to set position and enable x fish for every y seconds around your player. For checking water tiles, you might need additional research on that to set the position of your fish properly.