Hi, I set out a Sprite2D item and set Texture equal to the following image: If I set on Sprite2d.Animation hframes:6 and vframes: 2 such that I could pick each frame but when I click on key+ icon for adding the next frame It remains the former frame, the 0th…What am i doing wrong??

ok, at now I am using a Sprite2D item and define animation I am interested to like for example: -Idle -walking for each animation I add track about: texture hframes vframes frame i set as value for the texture proprierty a png file which contains the frames for the appropriate animation. I finding problems when I move from an animation to another one because It get always the previous png file…

Ok, basically I have a Sprite2d with Texture propriety set as: Animation panel having these proprierties: Hframes: 6 Vframes: 1 Region Rect: x: 108 y:12 w: 81 h:129 But thi is what is showen to me:

Using both region and hframes seems to be your issue. I would recommend cropping this sprite sheet, and ensuring the sprites are uniformly sized; it seems like the zombie has varying distance between each frame, and a lot of extra padding.

### Godot Version `v4.3.stable.mono.official [77dcf97d8]` ### Question I have a really odd behaviour with my AnimationPlayer that I honestly never ran into before. I have a few very basic animations that animate a Sprite2D’s Frames, as well as change it’s Texture, HFrames and VFrames at the very first keyframe when changing from one animation to the other. This works great, and has worked for me for a long time before, but today I ran into an issue I never discovered before just when I started to rework how my AI moves, so I wanted to start simple and just rework it’s basic animation states. Here’s the code I have for it so far: using System; using Godot; namespace GameName.Scripts.Entities.AI; public partial class AiAnimationController : AnimationPlayer { [Export] private GameCharacterEntity _character; public override void _Process(double delta) { base._Process(delta); Action transitionAction = GetTransitionAction(); transitionAction?.Invoke(); } private void PlayIfNotPlaying(string animationName) { if (CurrentAnimation != animationName) { Play(animationName); } } private Action GetTransitionAction() { return CurrentAnimation switch { "Idle" when Math.Abs(_character.Velocity.X) > 0 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("Walk"), "Walk" when Math.Abs(_character.Velocity.X) == 0 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("Idle"), ("Walk" or "Idle") when !_character.IsOnFloor() && _character.Velocity.Y < 0 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("Jump"), ("Walk" or "Idle") when !_character.IsOnFloor() && _character.Velocity.Y > 0 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("FallLoop"), "Jump" when !_character.IsOnFloor() && _character.Velocity.Y >= 0 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("FallInit"), "FallInit" when Math.Abs(CurrentAnimationLength - CurrentAnimationPosition) < 0.2 => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("FallLoop"), ("FallInit" or "FallLoop" or "Jump") when _character.IsOnFloor() => () => PlayIfNotPlaying("Idle"), _ => () => { } }; } } What I noticed is that this works great, up until I play an animation that was non-looping, such as the jump animation. As soon as that happens, no matter how I call the `Play()` method afterwards, no other animations will ever play, and it’ll be stuck on the last frame of the animation that wasn’t set to loop. Is this intended behaviour or am I missing something?

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