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Godot docs reading note: importing your own 2D art and animating sprites
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A reference note for 2D creators bringing their own sprite sheets and illustrations into Godot, covering import options and the two frame-animation approaches. It is a reading of three documentation pages at one repository commit. Nothing was installed or run.
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Godot docs reading note: importing your own 2D art and animating sprites
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A reference note for 2D creators bringing their own sprite sheets and illustrations into Godot, covering import options and the two frame-animation approaches. It is a reading of three documentation pages at one repository commit. Nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The docs say JPEG cannot carry transparency, so use PNG or WebP for art with soft or cut-out edges.
- The docs say VRAM Compressed shows noticeable artifacts in 2D, so keep the default lossless mode for 2D art.
- Edits in the Import dock are discarded if you select another file before reimporting.
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