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| - | As you see you assign different sprite for each of the eight possible directions and that’s about it. There’s one special thing about walking animations though – when you construct your actor’s animation in the Sprite Edit, you have to set the “Move by” parameter for each frame as we discussed before. This will define how fast the character moves on the screen. | + | As you see, you assign different sprite for each of the eight possible directions and that’s about it. There’s one special thing about walking animations though – when you construct your actor’s animation in the Sprite Edit, you have to set the “Move by” parameter for each frame as we discussed before. This will define how fast the character moves on the screen. |
| Next sprite set is called **idle**. | Next sprite set is called **idle**. | ||
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| There’s nothing special about idling around. You can add some neat effect like breathing, shuffling feet or scratching nose. | There’s nothing special about idling around. You can add some neat effect like breathing, shuffling feet or scratching nose. | ||
| - | Next two sprite sets are called **turnleft** and **turnright** and via them can be achieved realistic turning of actor. Default is just a flip which we know from older games. They look identical so | + | Next two sprite sets are called **turnleft** and **turnright** and via them can be achieved realistic turning of actor. Default is just a flip which we know from older games. They look identical so I’ll include only **turnleft**. |
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| - | I’ll include only **turnleft**. | + | |
| <code script> | <code script> | ||
| ANIMATION | ANIMATION | ||
