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Is it possible to render multiple sprites in Unity?
IE, I drag a helmet sprite into the helmet field and that is the rendered helmet. I intend on having multiple NPCs, so I’d prefer to minimise the child objects. Multiple sprites will need rendering, however there’s only one sprite renderer. Is it possible for me to combine the sprites (in code), and then render the final sprite?
How do you create a sprite mask in Unity?
To create a Sprite Mask select from the main menu GameObject > 2D Object > Sprite Mask. Creating a Sprite Mask from the menu A new Sprite Mask GameObject is created in the Scene
How are sprites used in a 3D game?
If you are used to working in 3D, Sprites are essentially just standard textures but there are special techniques for combining and managing sprite textures for efficiency and convenience during development. More info See in Glossary or group of Sprites.
Is it possible to select multiple objects in Unity?
This is handy. To be honest I wish unity did more things to multiple selections much like 3dsmax does. In 3ds max if you select multiple objects and go to the equivalent of the inspector, you can change settings for all selected objects globally.
How to make a sprite Atlas in Unity?
Click to expand… Yeah, pretty much. Sprite atlases and prefab atlases both come to mind. For the sprite atlas, just take all the sprites you’ll use in an area and throw it on a 1024 x 1024 png file. PNG is the fastest for sprite, btw. Also, make sure to use point rendering if you want it to be pixalized and not blurry.
What’s the fastest way to make a sprite?
Sprite atlases and prefab atlases both come to mind. For the sprite atlas, just take all the sprites you’ll use in an area and throw it on a 1024 x 1024 png file. PNG is the fastest for sprite, btw. Also, make sure to use point rendering if you want it to be pixalized and not blurry. idurvesh likes this.
Can a helmet be rendered on top of a body sprite?
Pay attention to Sprites layering. Almost certainly you’ll want the “Helmet” sprite to be rendered on top of “Body” sprite. My suggestion is to have the whole Character on the same Sorting Layer. You can then use Order in Layer to sort the individual parts which make up the character.