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Say an individual frame of your sprite is 24 pixels wide and 48 pixels tall. Your sprites can be ANY size, as long as they follow the ratios.
Then, to get a full sheet, multiply that new size's width by 4 and height by 2. That'll give you the size of an individual character's sheet. Take the width of your sprite, multiply that by 3. Then you'd need to make each individual sheet 48x128.ĭid you just need the math? Take the height of your sprite, multiply that by 4. They can be 16 wide by 32 tall for example. Your sprites don't have to be square either. The 32x32 sprite has a full sheet of 384x256 in the above example.
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