Title says it all.
Like this:
No, animated gifs don't work. To make them animated, just stack all the frames of the animation on top of each other in the order you want them to play (preferably with the .png file extension). Do that with an image editor like gimp.Dan Duncombe wrote:Title says it all.
Evergreen wrote:No, animated gifs don't work. To make them animated, just stack all the frames of the animation on top of each other in the order you want them to play (preferably with the .png file extension). Do that with an image editor like gimp.Dan Duncombe wrote:Title says it all.
Do that with texture overlays in the code. Say you wanted the furnace to be animated, you would overlay the furnace texture over the default animated flame texture.Hybrid Dog wrote:A topic about this already exists...
How can I combine a single texture with a animated texture?
tiles = {"animated_texture.png^single_texture.png"},
Hmm, I'm not sure how in that case. I suppose you could just paste the textures together in gimp.Hybrid Dog wrote:it only shows the texture at the first frameEvergreen wrote:Do that with texture overlays in the code. Say you wanted the furnace to be animated, you would overlay the furnace texture over the default animated flame texture.Hybrid Dog wrote:A topic about this already exists...
How can I combine a single texture with a animated texture?
Example:Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.
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tiles = {"animated_texture.png^single_texture.png"},
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