Configuring an Asset

As well as individual motion presets, there are some master settings that affect the asset as a whole. These properties can be modified by clicking anywhere in the Asset viewport to show the Asset properties in the Inspector panel

Collision and Hitbox

Parameter	Description
Collision Shape	Specifies a rule to determine how this asset will appear to Godot’s 2D physics system for the purposes of collisions.
None	No collision detection (also disables automatic gravity).
Box	Use sprite rectangles as collision zone.
Circle	Use circle approximations for collisions.
Capsule	Use “capsule” approximations for collisions.
Convex Hull	Calculate convex hull for collisions.
Complex Fill	Use ‘pixel-perfect’ filled region for collisions.
Complex Outline	Use ‘pixel-perfect’ stroked outline for collisions.
Hit Box Shape	Rule to determine hit-box shape for triggering script events. Available options are identical to those supported by Collision Shape property.
Hit Box Masks and Layers	Hit Layers determine where this shape can be detected by other shapes. Hit Masks determine which layers will be tested against this shape (layer and mask concepts are covered in more detail by Godot documentation).

Asset Transform

Parameter	Description
Asset Scale	A master scale factor that will be applied to the asset internally. This is where any gross scale correction should be handled.
Asset Offset	A master offset applied internally.

Motion

Parameter	Description
Motion Quantization	Determines whether time values will be overridden internally to correspond to the original frame rate of any source animations.
None	Animation will be interpolated with no “snapping”.
Singles	Time will be quantized such that animation frames match source frames.
Doubles	Time will be quantized such that animation frames match alternate source frames.
Speed Scale	Master speed scale, can be used to adjust speed of all asset notions.
Motion Mode	Determines the current mode of motion, eg, walk, run, idle etc. As well as preset options user can define more by adding custom modes in motion presets. Will override Motion if a motion preset is found to match Motion Mode (and optionally Facing).
Facing	Determines the current facing direction if applicable. When Motion Mode is set this will select the best matching Motion.
Motion	Allows direct selection of motion preset, will override Motion Mode and Facing settings to match preset.