How to get spritesheet to clip correctly?

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I'm trying to make a pixelized 2D game. I had to look at several guides to figure out how to get things to appear with pixel-perfect precision and it worked, but now I am having an issue where my sprite animation isn't clipping properly: pay attention when he walks left—it was even worse before, and I don't know what I did to make it better

The boundaries appear to be drawn correctly on the spritesheet: the problem would be on the left-walking part if it were anywhere Sidenote: the "Pivot Unit Mode" keeps changing to Normalized, no matter how many times I change it to Pixels like so many of these tutorials tell me to do.

I'm also using the Pixel Perfect Camera, in case that matters—Assets Pixels Per Unit 16, Reference Resolution (X 256, Y 224), Upscale Render Texture unchecked, Pixel Snapping unchecked, Crop Frame (X unchecked, Y unchecked).

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Answer by AaronEkstrand · Oct 23, 2020 at 06:19 AM

It's somehow worse than I thought... I changed the Pivot positions all to Center and this happened: notice the desired resolution on top

I thought I had the pixel-perfect feature figured out too, but I noticed stretching in the checkerboard tiles when I resized the game window. Looks like it's probably happening at the gaps between the tiles. How can I fix this?

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AaronEkstrand · Oct 23, 2020 at 06:34 AM 0

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Okay, so I fixed the stretching between the checkerboard tiles by checking Crop Frame (Y) on the Pixel Perfect Camera. Spritesheet clipping is still terrible as ever, though.

How to get spritesheet to clip correctly?

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