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You periodically notice upside down clouds and inaccurate cloud formations. According to real-world cloud specifications, cloud thickness is lacking on all cloud types, including position and overall representation. This also severely decreases frame rates because of this unnecessary cloud sprite system. These sprites are randomly rendered inside the simulation, causing most cloud types to be mis-represented within all weather scenarios. All of the current cloud models utilize randomly placed sprites. With the current cloud model system there are many limitations in regards to the way clouds and full weather systems are properly displayed. This system is still in use within FSX, FSX:Steam and Prepar3D.

The implementation of the cloud system in Flight Simulator 2004 introduced a new way to display cloud ‘sprites’ which simulated 3D clouds.

Press the PICO-8 sprite icon to export the animation to the sprite sheet of a separate P8 file. Use the copy and paste buttons to move sprite data around, even between frames! In selection mode click on a colour to fill the area with one colour. While the animation is playing you can use the speed controls at the bottom to change the frame rate.Ĭlick the pen icon to switch to selection mode. Press the PLAY button to preview your loop.

You can even draw into an animation while it's playing!ĭrag the track bar to select the frame you want to edit. Add and remove frames using the +/- near the track bar. The canvas can be resized and navigated with the controls in the corners. Here's a quick guide on how to get started.ĭraw the frames of your animation in the canvas. SPRITE ANIMATOR is a tool for creating simple looped animations in PICO-8 and exporting the resulting data to a sprite sheet. Note: For best performance load into the standalone editor through Splore then save a local copy.