What is a Sprite Sheet?
A sprite sheet is a large image that contains a grid of smaller images, called sprites. Sprites are used to create animations in video games and other software applications. By loading a sprite sheet into a software program, developers can easily access and use the individual sprites to create animations.
To add a background image to a menu in Godot, you can use the “TextureRect” node. The TextureRect node is a simple 2D rectangle that can be used to display an image. To create a TextureRect node, right-click in the Scene tree and select “New” -> “TextureRect”.
Once you have created a TextureRect node, you can set the texture that you want to use as the background by dragging and dropping the texture file onto the “Texture” property in the Inspector. You can also change the size and position of the TextureRect node to fit your needs.
Zooming a camera in and out is a common technique used in games to focus on specific objects or areas. In Godot, there are two main ways to zoom the camera: using the built-in zoom property or by manually adjusting the camera’s field of view.
The zoom property is a simple way to zoom the camera in and out. It can be accessed through the camera’s properties panel or by using the following code:
