Sprite sheet Mastery in Godot: Learn to Handle Every Type of Sprite sheet Like Pro!

Welcome to our comprehensive tutorial on using sprite sheets in Godot game engine. In this video, we'll cover all the different types of sprite sheets you'll find on the internet, including split sprites, single sprite sheets, uneven items, and defective sprite sheets. Our experts will show you the best and easiest way to use them in Godot, so you can master them all in no time. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this video will help you become an expert in working with sprite sheets in Godot game engine. So, don't miss out and watch this video till the end to learn how to use sprite sheets like a pro and improve your Godot game development skills.
Time stamp:
(0:00): overview
(0:20): Splitted sprites
(1:03): Single sprite sheet
(2:02): Uneven sprite sheet
(2:54): Defective sprite sheet
(5:03): End
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[@paulosullivan3472]

Oh my god the defective sprite sheet one was excellent! I didnt know you could do that, I have been splitting them into separate png files in GIMP!

[@HomeFrogGames]

You cracked me up with "a pain in the pixel", this is such a game dev joke :D Great tutorial, really helped me out, thanks!

[@samuell.r.m.9628]

Your video helped me figure out what I did wrong and how to fix it! Thank you so much!

[@leonardolopes1917]

Direct to the point and no extra talking. Thanks for share knowledge.

Thanks bro, you're hero

[@ronolds6505]

Dicode - FINALLY!!! someone has come up with the solutions I've been looking for. Thank you for your straight and forward teaching method. Kept it simple and understandable.

[@spikey_star]

Excellent video, this was super helpful! Thanks for making this

[@ProFuXaS]

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks.

[@maddinlicious]

thank you this helps a lot but I recommend to use photoshop for the defective sprite sheet and divide it evenly with a grid. This is much less of a pain in the pixel than animating it with key frames. :D

[@yaseltamayo2367]

Acabas de mostrarme la solución a un problema existencial 😂 un millón de gracias. 🙇🏻‍♂️ Nuevo subscriptor

[@VictorTavaresAlmaraz]

This is a superb video. Every case explained and very simple. Thank you so much

[@nrwl23]

Excellent video, thank you for helping me so simply. This video needs tons more views.

[@wellhellotherekyle]

Thanks for this! Should come in handy.

[@JackDaloots]

Wow, such a simple and clear video. Thanks for the help!

[@HandleDeleted]

Wonderful and just in time!

[@fnanfne]

Nice quick tutorial, thanks!

[@iWillAvert]

You are a life saver! Thank you for this!

[@pseudo-CraftingTable]

Great Tutorial as always! It's way better!

[@bigsmoke8344]

The best tutorial i found keep it up 🔥

[@lazybackup1]

Thank you for showing the Defective Sprite Sheet also! It helps for mistakes.

[@KillerGameDev]

Absolutely loved this video. I found it on accident in a forum. For the defective one, it might be good to get a semi-transparent grid image and try to manually line them up in an editor with the grid in its own layer. But honestly its going to messy no matter the solution you take unless you involve AI - and then its gonna be messy for other reasons.

[@anthonym840]

Ive been struggling to split things up in Gimp. But apparantly Godot seems to handle this better. Wish i knew about it sooner. Gonna try it out tommorow.

[@YaYanaKh]

This is what I was looking for. Very very thank you. I have a sprite sheet with an offset center and I didn't know how to fix it.❤

[@chaddoge472]

Perfect video thank you!

[@kudostothewiz2703]

Great video. Things have changed a bit since 4.0. Would love to see an updated video of this if you havn't already.

[@ukrsolid]

good summary, thanks

[@mysterious_monolith_]

This is a good video!

[@boro6908]

"pain in the pixel", intrigued me to search the comments.

[@justincreech9526]

Wow, I love you.

[@jonathanweatherly6440]

Thank you all I kept seeing was tilemaps. All I could think was there's got to be an easier way

[@successspotu]

Thanks bro

[@Deeredman4]

You might be able to treat the defective sprite sheet like an uneven sprite sheet but idk, I honestly think it's just easier to open it up in gimp and fix the sprite sheet. lol
In this case, because it's only 1 row you would just set the grid width to the image width divided by the number of sprites (which looks to be about 830/11 in this case or 825/11 if you wanted the image to be evenly divisible by 11, which you probably do, you will have to crop the excess pixels though) and the grid height to the image height (which looks to be about 200). Then you just cut/paste the sprites neatly into their grid cells. ctrl+x to cut, ctrl+v to paste.

[@chrisheld8463]

"Pain in the pixel." 😊

[@Corey_Snodgrass]

Everyone is here for the defective one, i can feel it xD

[@nephew_tom]

Nice tutorial!
For the "Uneven sprite sheet", how would animate a sprite with it?
I tried to add an AnimationPlayer and AddTrack of the region_rect, but that does not work...
Any solution?

[@ADAMOR_52]

could you also make a tutorial how to make them? I would like to make my own assets but have no idea how to make it animatable, when i do it it´s super small

[@zhengistasbolatov8480]

Are you asking how to make sprite sheet out of frames you already have? If so there is a software called TexturePacker. if you are asking how to make animation, well you draw it, or buy.

[@brucelee7782]

errm 2:50 how do I get individual sprites after I have split them?

[@VPajaro]

x2

[@SulixD]

Can't we slice spritesheets before adding to a sprite like in Unity ?

[@notlocal6925]

0:58 i don't have button "Playing"

[@fct6701.]

hello Dude texture region is not showing for me what do i do wrong

[@BrettShalagan]

Hey, it’s on the right hand side in godot 4.x in the inspector panel. Under region, there’s a button titled “Edit Region”

[@fct6701.]

@@BrettShalagan thank you so much brother

[@Pureony]

im gonna kiss you

[@buttercup_saiyan]

What version of Godot are you using here?

[@dicode1q]

Godot 3.5 here

[@GloriousReign]

👍 great video clear information everything i was looking for