Comment on Clippy.JS - Add Clippy and friends to any websiteComments−Rexxar14yInterestingly, there's only one big image per agent :-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Clippy/map.png-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Links/map.png-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Merlin/map.png-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Rover/map.png−jwatzman14ySpriting is very common. For example, here's how the Facebook logo on the homepage is rendered: https://s-static.ak.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/v1/yO/r/_2cdInypv2b.p...−skeletonjelly14yMakes sense I guess. Interesting that it's not a gif you mean? Using sprites means it has nothing else to load when changing animations, saves that jarring load.−idleloops14yFascinating. I assumed they were animated gifs.
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Interestingly, there's only one big image per agent :
-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Clippy/map.png
-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Links/map.png
-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Merlin/map.png
-> http://clippy.js.s3.amazonaws.com/Agents/Rover/map.png
Spriting is very common. For example, here's how the Facebook logo on the homepage is rendered: https://s-static.ak.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/v1/yO/r/_2cdInypv2b.p...
Makes sense I guess. Interesting that it's not a gif you mean? Using sprites means it has nothing else to load when changing animations, saves that jarring load.
Fascinating. I assumed they were animated gifs.