SpriteSheet Frame Get

Overview

Extracts one frame at a specified index from a spritesheet. Unlike playback with sprite_sheet_playback, it has no concept of time; it simply returns the Nth image. Use it to process, compare, or export a particular frame.

Usage tips

• Its main use is static extraction, such as using only the second frame of a walk animation as an icon, or selecting one frame to recolor.
• Connect index to int_input for manual selection, or combine it with list processing to process every frame in a batch.
• Out-of-range indices are clamped to the first or last frame and do not cause an error.
• index is zero-based: the first frame is 0 and the second is 1.

Related nodes

• sprite_sheet_playback — time-based playback
• sprite_sheet_info — entry point for an external sheet image
• sprite_sheet_pack — reverse operation, from an image list to a sheet

Examples

1. Connect the spritesheet from KeyframeClip, AnimationRender, SpriteSheetPack, or SpriteSheetInfo.
2. Feed index from IntInput or the result of ListGet.
3. Pass the image output to other image nodes.

Additional notes:

• An out-of-range index is clamped to the first or last frame.
• The frame 2/N text in summary is one-based for people; the index output remains zero-based.
• SpriteSheetFrameGet does not accept a raw Image. When starting from an external image, pass it through SpriteSheetInfo first.