Page 52 If you click on the right facing arrow next to 16: Sprite, it will give you a brief preview of the actual images used for this animation method, although by convention, you want to avoid this. Instead of doing a generic left and right arrow or specific buttons on the keyboard, I felt that controlling the sprite by mouse movement would be left arrow if (hMove < -sensitivity) movementVector.x = -movementAmount; // right arrow if (hMove > sensitivity) movementVector.x = movementAmount; // up arrow

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse from an area corner outward will join two areas. The area that will be closed gets a dark overlaid arrow. You can select which area will be closed by moving the mouse over areas. Release the LMB to complete visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse from an area corner outward will join two areas. The area that will be closed gets a dark overlaid arrow. You can select which area will be closed by moving the mouse over areas. Release the LMB to complete visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse from an area corner outward will join two areas. The area that will be closed gets a dark overlaid arrow. You can select which area will be closed by moving the mouse over areas. Release the LMB to complete visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse from an area corner outward will join two areas. The area that will be closed gets a dark overlaid arrow. You can select which area will be closed by moving the mouse over areas. Release the LMB to complete visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of the same way as Areas. To hide a region resize it down to nothing. A hidden region leaves a little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Top: Horizontal

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of the same way as Areas. To hide a region resize it down to nothing. A hidden region leaves a little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Top: Horizontal

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of the same way as Areas. To hide a region resize it down to nothing. A hidden region leaves a little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Top: Horizontal

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse visibility of the header. If a header is hidden it can be made visible again by dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of the same way as Areas. To hide a region resize it down to nothing. A hidden region leaves a little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Top: Horizontal

your mouse cursor over the border between two areas, so that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow, and then click and drag. Splitting Splitting an area will create a new area. Placing the mouse the header. If a header is hidden, it can be made visible again by clicking or dragging the small arrow that appears at the top/bottom right of the editor. Show Tool Settings Toggles the visibility of same way as Areas. To hide a region, resize it down to nothing. A hidden region leaves a little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The