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Continue with the steps above, as needed.The application may ask you if you want your character to be named after the spritesheet or the XML in case those 2 have different names, select whichever is appropriate and that name will appear on the textbox at the top of the app.Select the spritesheet first, and then the XML file for that spritesheet.Click on File > Add from existing Spritesheet and XML.Make sure you have both a spritesheet and an XML for this.Note: How to add sprites from existing Spritesheets and XMLs: Now that you've gotten your spritesheet and XML, you can follow the rest of the instructions from Tuxsuper's guide to code in your own character into the FNF source code.Once the application is done generating, you'll get a dialog box telling you that your spritesheet is generated. Once you've followed all the above instructions, click the "Generate XML" button and select where you would want to save the spritesheet and the XML.( Eg: naming the character "Whitty" will cause the final files to be named Whitty.png and Whitty.xml, also inside the XML it's gonna look something like ) Write in the name of your character on the textbox provided at the top of the window, this name will be used in the xml and it will also be the name of your spritesheet and xml files.To know the current pose of the character, simply hover your mouse over that image and it will give you some information about that frame. Similarly, each frame of the sing up animation can be named "sing up" and so on. For example: You can select each frame of the idle animation, click the "Set Animation (Pose) Name" button and set the animation name as "idle". Simply click on the frames that you want to give a name, then click the "Set Animation (Pose) Name" button. On the top left of each image, you will see a checkbox that you can use to give animation names to each bunch of frames for your character.

In case you added an image by mistake, there is a red delete button provided as well.

Click the "Add Frame Image" button and select all of your png files to import them into the app.

Prepare induvidual PNGs for each frame of each pose (sing left, sing right, idle, etc.), so For Example: If your character's idle animation needs 5 frames, and the left, right, up and down animations need 2 frames each, then you will need a total of 13 png files.

Making the spritesheet and XML for your character : This tool is intended to help with getting a spritesheet and an XML file to help with section 1.3 of the tutorial)

How to use this tool:(Note: In order to add your own characters/weeks to Friday Night Funkin', you can follow this tutorial by tuxsuper. Instructions are provided in the download and also on github . Simply add each animation frame and it generates a spritesheet and an XML file for you. png files from each frame of your spritesheet animation.