Sprite Animation with pure CSS | How to animate any sprite sheet using just CSS3 and HTML properties

[@OnlineTutorialsYT]

Wow

[@abhishek-hb1vg]

Man you channel is awesome too.

[@Frankslaboratory]

He is the best

[@dynamohack]

you made good things too man i see your channel too

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@@Frankslaboratory you too!

[@staffel0232]

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[@Monsterasim1]

Wow. After struggling to figure this out for hours, this has made it so easy. Thank you, you're a life saver.

[@Frankslaboratory]

Glad you found some value :) This is just a very basic technique, it's also easy to do this with JavaScript, and it gives up much more control over the sprite sheet.

[@nethajimythesewaran402]

Wow great video frank thanks

[@Dibiler]

maybe the arrows can be inside a label with a "for" attribute that points to their corresponding radio input, that way you don't have to remove the pointer events and actually clicking the arrows checks correctly their corresponding radio inputs

[@Frankslaboratory]

Brilliant. I wish I thought of that when making ther video, you are right, that would be a good solution

[@alessiopustorino85]

Good. Now i know how to make a Sprite sheet.

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Alessio. Hope you have fun coding

[@mostafagh3573]

you are an amazing teacher! thank u sir!

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Mostafa. Thank you. Good luck with your coding studies

[@akpewlfried2123]

Please Can you make a tutorial on content transitioning from different positions as we scroll down the page in JavaScript?

[@pavleta777]

Inspiring! Thank you for this tutorial!

[@Frankslaboratory]

Glad you feel inspired Pavleta, thank you for letting me know

[@a.c.limexinternationallimi9246]

Hi sir Frank! Where did you get the white side panel screen where the program is loading?

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi. Its just a Google chrome browser window. I cropped browser UI with my screen recording software to remove distractions

[@Khary28]

Interesting and amazing 🤔👏!

[@Addictionunlocked]

Awesome videos❤❤

[@mikaelmahamat5988]

Awesome great Job, just subscribed :)

[@marcinkalmar9964]

Good tutorial , I have more information about what to google and check what is this and how work :P

[@techwake360]

Wow Mind blowing

[@Frankslaboratory]

Glad you like it :)

[@maurov6861]

Beautiful, thanks for sharing

[@Frankslaboratory]

Thanks Attila

[@alonzouu8545]

why wont the moon nor the sprite appear?

[@lofi_Insomnia_]

Great work. Subscribed

[@Frankslaboratory]

Thank you Tori :)

[@katieheart6156]

You can use `unrar` on Linux. 7-Zip is a free program with no nag screems for Windows that can also extract RAR archives.

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Katie. Thank you, this is useful

[@katieheart6156]

@@Frankslaboratory I'm not a 100% expert, especially since I've been without a working laptop for over 2 year (maybe 3 … lost count), but I'm glad for my two (2) Android phones and Termux … and Hacker's Keyboard. Keeps me going for my ♥ of Linux. *giggle* ^w^

[@Frankslaboratory]

That's an interesting setup for sure. I guess you can also project your phone on tv for larger screen and you are all set. I need to learn more about this

[@katieheart6156]

@@Frankslaboratory If I had an OTG cable, yeah … but besides that, I want an OTG cable to pair this PS4 controller to my older Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and finally have more fun with some games.

[@katieheart6156]

@@Frankslaboratory But I could *try* to figure out how to make a working NodeJS server for my old, soft-modded "Nintendo Wii" (code-named Revolution; the one with GameCube disc support) … if I had the motivation and enough references / guides on how its *Opera Internet Channel* worked.

[@chamnil8666]

truely amazing,thank you so much.

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Cham, I'm glad you like it :)

[@ivanjosuecarrillosolis7417]

thanks broth

[@Nasir-Hanif]

❤great

[@ankitkumarjat9886]

Great video 👍

[@Frankslaboratory]

Thank you Ankit! :)

[@Saudavelpro]

awesome, you can explain how the tilt js works? or create on crash course?

[@Frankslaboratory]

Tilt js is just a small parallax library right? I would prefer to do these same effects without any library to practice the underlying technique. Thank you for suggestion Raphael. I'll put it on my list.

[@Saudavelpro]

@@Frankslaboratory this effect kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqfNmod5fahgq7s, always without library.

[@Frankslaboratory]

I really like this effect. Not sure how much JavaScript it takes to do it without a library. I will try

[@Saudavelpro]

@@Frankslaboratory thanks!!

[@blacksheep1337]

what if the packed frame width be bigger than 6342, any good way to resize it ?

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Alexandre. There is a way to scale it with code but good practice would be to resize your sprites in some image editor and then use that. Resizing images with code it performance expensive operation and should be avoided if it can be fixed by getting assets of correct size

[@alankauffmann1495]

if someone wonder, "alt+n" to type "~" on azerty mac keyboard

[@Frankslaboratory]

Thank you Alan, that's a helpful comment

[@alankauffmann1495]

@@Frankslaboratory Your videos are a bless my friend Thank you for sharing your knowledge to newbie like me

[@Frankslaboratory]

I'm happy to share what I know. Newbies are welcome here :)

[@ЕгорЕгорович-д2т]

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[@abhishek-hb1vg]

Amazing

[@Frankslaboratory]

Thanks Abhishek

[@outsur655]

hi awesome tutorial, i have a question how can i make this responsive ? im braking my head looking how and it been very dificult to figure it out... thanks

[@Frankslaboratory]

This particular effect is tricky to make responsive. Are you trying to make it smaller for mobile or something?

[@outsur655]

@@Frankslaboratory thanks for your answer, yes im trying to make it smaller, for the different browsers sizes and for phones...

[@Frankslaboratory]

You can just apply transform:scale(0.5) to the parent container and align it with translateX, translateY. Apply different scale value for different viewports with @media at rule. It's a bit hacky but it's much simpler than the alternative. Since we are using pixels in steps animation, changing actual size would require changing the image size as well or recalculating step values for each viewport. Scale solution seems much simpler to me.

[@outsur655]

@@Frankslaboratory thanks again for your help "Apply different scale value for different viewports with @media at rule" i not very shure how to do this...i never did some like that... this is the site im trying to fix nativaestudio.com thanks very much again for your help... hughs from chile

[@6rs7rd7ts3]

idk why but mine show way more bigger thatn it should i tried different spritesheets and same problem

[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi, I would need to see your code to tell you what the problem is, if you need my help you can message me on Twitter :)

[@6rs7rd7ts3]

@@Frankslaboratory the probleme is that the images I used are too big and I had to change to bew one that are small, I couldn't make them small enough to fit the window

[@Frankslaboratory]

@@6rs7rd7ts3 What was preventing you to resize images to any size you wanted? I'm not sure what you mean. You can either resize them with code or resize the image files externally with Photoshop or something like that.

[@hannahtvt]

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[@Frankslaboratory]

Hi Safin, what is it

[@hannahtvt]

@@Frankslaboratory sir my sister is making adding, deleting, edit function with table with materia-ui, react hooks, but she cannot. can you make her a one example, please please

[@hannahtvt]

@@Frankslaboratory i hope if you understand

[@hannahtvt]

@@Frankslaboratory sir?

[@Frankslaboratory]

I would like to help Safin but my React hooks knowledge is a bit rusty. I think you will find more success on a channel where they use React. I focus on plain vanilla JavaScript and CSS mostly.

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[@Frankslaboratory]

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[@Frankslaboratory]

Congratulations :)