Animated crab sprite for 2d games

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Description

Animated crab sprite game asset

This pack contains two versions of crab as you can see in the video.the download folder contans the original vector, pngs pieces of each body part and the Spriter file which I used to create the animations. each keyframe averages 600 by 500 pixels, if you need higher definition you can export from Spriter at higher resolution up to 1600 by 1000 pixels per frame. check out the preview image, contents tab and video for more details

Artist: Robert Brooks

File size: 18.35 Mb

License: standard license

Comments

deepak - Jun 02nd 2017

I have buy this sprite sheet. In the sprite sheet folder PNG files are present which are sprite sheet(many images append in 1 image). But there is no PACK or JSON file. Without these files it is so time consuming to get the position of every frame. So request you to please add this file also.

deepak - Jun 02nd 2017

Robert Brooks - Jun 02nd 2017

Hi Deepak, if you need the position of each frame of the spritesheet just divide the pixel width of the png image by the amount of frames on it, likewise for the height of the image by the vertical frame. that way you can get the height and width of each frame. All frames on each spritesheet should be the same size. In fact the size of each frame is written in the file name of each spritesheet.

deepak - Jun 02nd 2017

Thanks Robert. It would be so helpful if i get all frames as individual images. Some frames are similar, so I will use the texture packer to use 1 image for similar images. That reduces my game size. Best approach to upload the Animation is upload sprite sheets and also with individual images. S0 that user that buy product have freedom to do anything.

Robert Brooks - Jun 03rd 2017

Hi Deepak, The brashmonkey Spriter file which I used to create the animations is included in the download, with this file and the free version of Spriter You can re-export each animation with as many frames you need in either spritesheets, or keyframes. Including both Spritesheets and keyframes increases the size of each download more than double. Depending on the size of each asset I might start doing this. Although if you had to choose which would you prefer? Spritesheets or individual keyframes?