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3D Sprites and Animated Sprites
This project demonstrates the usage of Sprite3D and AnimatedSprite3D in 3D space.
Both Sprite3D and AnimatedSprite3D are nodes that allow 2D textures or animations to exist within a 3D world. They are particularly useful for stylized or lightweight 3D effects using traditional 2D assets.
- Sprite3D: A node that renders a single 2D texture or frame in 3D space. It can be rotated, scaled, and positioned like any 3D node. Optionally, it can behave as a billboard to always face the camera.
- AnimatedSprite3D: Extends Sprite3D by supporting frame-based animation. You can assign a SpriteFrames resource to play sequences of textures, making it suitable for character sprites, visual effects, or flipbook-style animations in 3D.
Both types can be combined with custom shaders to simulate outlines, lighting effects, or other visual enhancements. In most scenarios, Sprite3D is used for static images or simple animations, while AnimatedSprite3D is preferred for more complex animations or when you need to manage multiple frames efficiently.
This demo includes examples of basic rotation animation and showcases how shaders can be applied to Sprite3D and AnimatedSprite3D for stylized results. The shaders demostration also shows how to create paper-like effects, which can be useful for creating a unique visual style in most of the game.
Language: GDScript
Renderer: Forward+
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