How to load textures from a spritesheet in Godot 3












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I've just got started with Godot yesterday, and I'm starting a game. I drew a few spritesheets for it. It seems much more efficient to pack all of the frames of an animation into a single image file, right?



Anyway, in Godot I have an AnimatedSprite, who of course has a SpriteFrames property, or whatever it's called. I want to split my spritesheet up into multiple images so that I can use each image as a separate frame in the animation, but as far as I can see Godot provides no such feature. Is this the case?



I've been searching for an answer on the web for a while now, and I can't find anything relevant.



I'd be very surprised if I can't do this in Godot, since I can do it in just about every other game engine I've seen.



Thanks!



(Just to clarify, I want to (programmatically or otherwise,) split a spritesheet into multiple textures, within Godot.)






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    I've just got started with Godot yesterday, and I'm starting a game. I drew a few spritesheets for it. It seems much more efficient to pack all of the frames of an animation into a single image file, right?



    Anyway, in Godot I have an AnimatedSprite, who of course has a SpriteFrames property, or whatever it's called. I want to split my spritesheet up into multiple images so that I can use each image as a separate frame in the animation, but as far as I can see Godot provides no such feature. Is this the case?



    I've been searching for an answer on the web for a while now, and I can't find anything relevant.



    I'd be very surprised if I can't do this in Godot, since I can do it in just about every other game engine I've seen.



    Thanks!



    (Just to clarify, I want to (programmatically or otherwise,) split a spritesheet into multiple textures, within Godot.)






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      I've just got started with Godot yesterday, and I'm starting a game. I drew a few spritesheets for it. It seems much more efficient to pack all of the frames of an animation into a single image file, right?



      Anyway, in Godot I have an AnimatedSprite, who of course has a SpriteFrames property, or whatever it's called. I want to split my spritesheet up into multiple images so that I can use each image as a separate frame in the animation, but as far as I can see Godot provides no such feature. Is this the case?



      I've been searching for an answer on the web for a while now, and I can't find anything relevant.



      I'd be very surprised if I can't do this in Godot, since I can do it in just about every other game engine I've seen.



      Thanks!



      (Just to clarify, I want to (programmatically or otherwise,) split a spritesheet into multiple textures, within Godot.)






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      I've just got started with Godot yesterday, and I'm starting a game. I drew a few spritesheets for it. It seems much more efficient to pack all of the frames of an animation into a single image file, right?



      Anyway, in Godot I have an AnimatedSprite, who of course has a SpriteFrames property, or whatever it's called. I want to split my spritesheet up into multiple images so that I can use each image as a separate frame in the animation, but as far as I can see Godot provides no such feature. Is this the case?



      I've been searching for an answer on the web for a while now, and I can't find anything relevant.



      I'd be very surprised if I can't do this in Godot, since I can do it in just about every other game engine I've seen.



      Thanks!



      (Just to clarify, I want to (programmatically or otherwise,) split a spritesheet into multiple textures, within Godot.)






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          As it says: "Sprite node that can use multiple textures for animation."
          Source: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_animatedsprite.html



          What you are searching for is using normal Sprite(2D), and set regions for it if you are using AnimationPlayer at each frame.
          Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGHcscKpA7Y



          If you want to do all programmically, you just have to set the sprite to Sprite(2D), and then:



          func _ready(): 
          
   set_region(true)
          
   set_region_rect(Rect2(positionx,positiony,width,height))


          but i guess using AnimationPlayer is better option.



          This is not tested because i should be sleeping right now, but it should work.






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            As it says: "Sprite node that can use multiple textures for animation."
            Source: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_animatedsprite.html



            What you are searching for is using normal Sprite(2D), and set regions for it if you are using AnimationPlayer at each frame.
            Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGHcscKpA7Y



            If you want to do all programmically, you just have to set the sprite to Sprite(2D), and then:



            func _ready(): 
            
   set_region(true)
            
   set_region_rect(Rect2(positionx,positiony,width,height))


            but i guess using AnimationPlayer is better option.



            This is not tested because i should be sleeping right now, but it should work.






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              As it says: "Sprite node that can use multiple textures for animation."
              Source: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_animatedsprite.html



              What you are searching for is using normal Sprite(2D), and set regions for it if you are using AnimationPlayer at each frame.
              Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGHcscKpA7Y



              If you want to do all programmically, you just have to set the sprite to Sprite(2D), and then:



              func _ready(): 
              
   set_region(true)
              
   set_region_rect(Rect2(positionx,positiony,width,height))


              but i guess using AnimationPlayer is better option.



              This is not tested because i should be sleeping right now, but it should work.






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                As it says: "Sprite node that can use multiple textures for animation."
                Source: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_animatedsprite.html



                What you are searching for is using normal Sprite(2D), and set regions for it if you are using AnimationPlayer at each frame.
                Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGHcscKpA7Y



                If you want to do all programmically, you just have to set the sprite to Sprite(2D), and then:



                func _ready(): 
                
   set_region(true)
                
   set_region_rect(Rect2(positionx,positiony,width,height))


                but i guess using AnimationPlayer is better option.



                This is not tested because i should be sleeping right now, but it should work.






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                As it says: "Sprite node that can use multiple textures for animation."
                Source: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_animatedsprite.html



                What you are searching for is using normal Sprite(2D), and set regions for it if you are using AnimationPlayer at each frame.
                Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGHcscKpA7Y



                If you want to do all programmically, you just have to set the sprite to Sprite(2D), and then:



                func _ready(): 
                
   set_region(true)
                
   set_region_rect(Rect2(positionx,positiony,width,height))


                but i guess using AnimationPlayer is better option.



                This is not tested because i should be sleeping right now, but it should work.







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