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Here follows a tutorial on how to create an automatically generated animation inside the Killing Floor Editor.

# Create your animation frame by frame in an image editor.
# Save these images as seperate files, all with the suffix _a'''xx''', where xx is a two digit number.<br><br> So for example, if you choose the name "'''killingfloor'''" your images should be named like this:
#* '''killingfloor_a00.tga'''
#* '''killingfloor_a01.tga'''
#* '''killingfloor_a02.tga'''
#* and so on...<br>All the images must have the size.
#In the Texture Browser, click '''File''' > '''Import'''. Then simply select to open all of the images of your animation. The editor will now make an animation of the supplied frames.
#Once that's done, click to open '''Properties''' of the one named '''killingfloor_a00.tga'''. Change to the desired speed.

And you're done! The texture you want to use is the one that ends with a00.

[[Category:Mapping]]
[[Category:Basic tutorials]]

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