This was extremely helpful. I was following another tutorial series pretty successfully. Hit the Sprite animation section and got bombarded with a crapton of classes and convoluted shit. You laid this out very simply. Specifically the source rectangle bit, was the thing I needed to wrap my head around. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. I'll definitely be going through them.
Thank you very much for the video! I know it is a third of a year later, but for larger animations (Let's say maybe 30 frames), and multiple animations for one thing, would it be more appropriate to create a large sprite sheet with all frames or have arrays of all frames for the different animations to flip through?
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This was extremely helpful. I was following another tutorial series pretty successfully. Hit the Sprite animation section and got bombarded with a crapton of classes and convoluted shit.
You laid this out very simply. Specifically the source rectangle bit, was the thing I needed to wrap my head around.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. I'll definitely be going through them.
excellent video bro! new sub
Thanks for the videos this is great helps me a lot keep it up. ❤️☺️
Nice buddy carry on ❤❤❤
Excellent
Thank you very much for the video! I know it is a third of a year later, but for larger animations (Let's say maybe 30 frames), and multiple animations for one thing, would it be more appropriate to create a large sprite sheet with all frames or have arrays of all frames for the different animations to flip through?
good!!
What about movement
nigga i thought this was a unity tutorial