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