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This tutorial describes how you can use TexturePacker to create sprite sheets for Unity's 2D extension.

• Prepare your Unity project to read TexturePacker sprite sheets
• Create your sprite sheet and load it into Unity
• Handling deleted sprites in Unity
• Simplify your sprites workflow in Unity

Learn how to create a sprite sheet in TexturePacker and use it in a simple Starling application.

• Setting up a Starling project
• Use TexturePacker for your sprite sheet
• Include the sprite sheet in your project

Full source code is available on GitHub

Learn how you can improve development of SpriteKit games and apps using TexturePacker.

• Create your SpriteKit atlas with TexturePacker
• Creating a SKSpriteNode from the texture atlas
• Using SKActions to move the sprite
• Applying SKAction to multiple SKSpriteNodes

Full source code is available on GitHub

What you are going to learn:

• Using the sprites with UIKit
• Add static images
• Add and control animations

Full source code is available on GitHub

Learn how to protect your sprites from getting ripped out of your applications.

• Setting up TexturePacker for encryption
• Preparing your cocos2d project for content protection
• Apple's requirements on encryption and Content Protection

This is what you are going to learn:

• difficulties with different screen resolutions
• Features of the TexturePacker AutoSD feature
• Using scaling variants for iOS devices