Unity Game engine and Gimp . Sprite Sheet , Bone and IK Rigging || Advanced Game development tips. 

You win the pin for that one! Lol Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much.

@Gokhan Yildirium you have to make your sprites vector graphics to get rid of the jagged. Also, you can blue the edge. I will make a video of this for you and post it this week. Thanks for watching.

Games Everyday, Stars Everynight thanks for your answer , ı m waiting your next video impatiently

@Gokhan Yildirium I am producing a video to highlight sprites and art in a solo game dev project. I will try to release Friday. I am also recording a series on solo game dev projects and how to get them started and polish them. Stay tuned.! Share like subscribe to many of your friends.

@@GamesEveryday okey ı am still waiting your new video

It must be... There are still trolls. Lol It wasn't intentional.

Do you mean with an animated Sprite sheet? I have another video with a traditional Sprite sheet and Unity. Thanks for watching.

@MICHAEL YEN you have to add it in the editor

Are you using the 2d package?

@@GamesEveryday nevermind i solved it thank you!

Be sure there is only one bone per Sprite , or if there are more bones you need to paint the verts to weigh on the area of the bone you want effected.

If you need more help , I can help on discord.

Click create new bone in the drop down.

@@GamesEveryday I dont have that option, Im running 2020.3.1f1

@@GamesEveryday Are you able to link your project files so we can use the Bone 2D or link a lackage if you were using it?

If you right-click in the hierarchy you can create a new bone object from 2D click the 2D spot and scroll it down and you'll see 2D bone

@@GamesEveryday I tried, I can't.

@wolf hobo. Be sure you export the Sprite sheet into your project in Unity and clearly mark the folder under your asset folder. .

@wolf hobo. In the video I state that you must make your own folder and name it appropriately in your specific Unity project. I know how many times I was in this same situation as you, looking for the wrong folder. Start by making a folder named sprites or Sprite imports, under your asset folder for your project. Folder systems are very important in Unity, even a small project will get out of hand without one.

What do you mean exactly?

Should I add commentary?

@Shantanu Pandey it is available in the package Manager as well as 2d animation