Absolute Beginner's Guide Part 11 - How To Find And Import Sprites

Absolute Beginner's Guide Part 11 - How To Find And Import Sprites
Today we're going to learn how to find and import sprites into GameMaker Studio 2. This will be an animated sprite, so we'll talk about animation, frames per second (fps), and sprite origins. And then we're going to get our little bird flapping its wings and flying!
Flappy Clone Assets for this: drive.google.com/file/d/1o6U7...
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[@spacecactus24]

Great tutorial, very informative and presented clearly.

[@mcveldman]

Although I'm not a beginner any more I really love your video's. That's because your voice is very sympathetic to listen to. Not just the tone of your voice, but also because it's not tiresome to listen to you. The second reason I love the videos is that you really give a hands on practical guide in building a game. And on top of that, I didn't know some of the tips you mentioned, like some of the sprite sites. Thank you very much! Let me give you a tip of my own. You can use the magic wand and on top of the sprite editor raise the tolerance level. It's default value is 0. But if you increase the tolerance, more pixels will be selected. So in this way it's possible to loose the 'almost-white' pixels in the background of the Flappy Bird GIF you mentioned. Of course, having a truly transparant background is much more practical. But I hope this tip helps some of your viewers. Keep up the good work!

[@LetsLearnThisTogether]

I wasn’t aware of the tolerance for magic wand, that sounds like a great tip to add to a compilation video. Thanks! And I’m glad you’re still enjoying the content.

[@mx_honey]

Hi!! Is it ok to just resize the sprite by hand instead of using GML to do it? I made my own sprites for this tutorial and instead of being really huge, they transfer to the room extremely tiny 😅.

[@LetsLearnThisTogether]

Of course, do what makes sense and works for you

[@carytodd3368]

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