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A python module to easily create animations in pygame

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Setup

$ pip install pyanimation

Code sample

girl = Animation("images/spritesheet.png")
girl.create_animation(0, 0, 125, 125, "run")
screen.blit(girl.update_surface(), (girl.x, girl.y))

Look in the example folder for complete examples.

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Quick Guide

Tutorial - Portuguese

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