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| Related Topics | Sprite (computer graphics), Pixel art, 2D computer graphics, Flip book, Raster graphics, Animation |
Sprite animation is a technique in computer graphics and animation that utilizes pre-drawn bitmap images, known as sprites, to create the illusion of movement. It is a fundamental method of 2D computer graphics animation, particularly prevalent in video games from the late 1970s through the early 1990s. While this is an old technique, it is still used in modern technology like Adobe Animate.
See Also
[edit]- Sprite (computer graphics)
- Pixel art
- 2D computer graphics
- Animation
- Flip book
- Raster graphics
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