![]() It just looks white above because of the white background of this page. Note that the actual bob.png file background is transparent not white. We can see the height and width of each frame as well as the progression through a simple walking animation. And I wanted to keep the code consistent between the two projects so that just the new sprite sheet animation code stands out.īelow you can see a representation of bob.png. I did the explanatory diagrams first then realized that Bob would be moonwalking backward if I didn’t amend the Building a simple game engine code. Please don’t be confused by the fact that Bob is facing the opposite way in the sprite sheet to that of the explanatory diagrams later in the project. Now download the sprite sheet below and add it to the drawable folder of your Android Studio project. To get started create a new project in Android Studio, call it Sprite Sheet Animation, and name the Activity SpriteSheetAnimation. ![]() ![]() Setting up the sprite sheet animation project There are many free examples to be found with a quick Web search. Admittedly Bob isn’t the highest quality graphic and his sprite sheet represents an extremely basic walking motion but once you have this technique in your game programming tool-kit you can swap Bob out for some really high-quality sprite sheets and create some graphical masterpieces.
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