Godot: Add texture atlas support for SpriteFrames

[alexzheng]

Operating system or device - Godot version:
ALL

Issue description:

AnimationSprite is an easy way to create frame animations, but we can not put all the frame images in a single file.

Steps to reproduce:

Link to minimal example project:

[alexzheng]

it would be better to support multiple animations in one sprite sheet.
For example, we can put walking, running and jumping frames in one sprite sheet, and set the "start frame" and "end frame" for each animation, the default values for these two settings could be 0 and the last frame.
Thanks!

[bojidar-bg]

@alexzheng Don't worry, we would probably go as far as to support texture atlases (unaligned frames) and using the frames in any order that one might want (which would imply being able to use only some of the frames of an animation).

[alexzheng]

amazing

[timoschwarzer]

Can't you just import all your frames into a single AtlasTexture and load the single .atex files into your SpriteFrames? This is what I'm doing and it works just fine.
Or do you mean something else?

[bojidar-bg]

@timoschwarzer you can, but it isn't intuitive enough.

[timoschwarzer]

What is your suggested way of doing it?
For me this way works just fine and is intuitive enough due to its flexibility.

[kubecz3k]

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[alexzheng]

This new feature is still NOT provide in 3.0!

[dalexeev]

The SpiteFrames editor would be even more convenient if you could open image, specify the number of rows and columns, and the frames would be automatically imported.

[piratesephiroth]

Maybe not exactly the solution you guys wanted but I made a script for SpriteSheet Packer that allows publishing a spritesheet directly as an AnimatedSprite.

It supports organizing the animations by folder.
You'll have all the frame definitions and animations packed in the .tscn.

[KoBeWi]

Fixed in 3f76d2c2