When Optimize animation.json file option is checked, this option removes indentation, decomposed matrix and shortens the names used (default option).Animate converts these objects into bitmap images as some of the game engines do not interpret skew transforms appropriately. Select this option if you are using skewed transforms for your objects. This option is only available for some data formats. The internal format used for the image data. The technique used for packing the images into the texture atlas. Padding between each image within the texture atlas, in pixels. Padding around the edges of the texture atlas, in pixels PNG 32-bit files are four times as large as 8-bit PNG bit files. Generally, the visual difference between PNG 8 bit and PNG 32 bit is small. PNG 8 bit and PNG 32-bit support using a transparent background (alpha channel). The file format of the exported sprite sheet. When Optimize dimensions option is unchecked, bitmaps are generated based on the selected dimensions.This is applicable for all the bitmaps generated. When Optimize dimensions option is checked, it removes empty pixels from bitmaps and dimensions are not in power of two (default option).The default setting is Autosize, which sizes the sheet to fit all the images you include. The total size in pixels of the texture atlas. Selecting this option prevents duplicate frames within the selected symbols from being duplicated in the resulting sprite sheet. This option saves space on the sprite sheet by trimming unused pixels from each symbol frame added to the sheet. Choose the format that best suits your intended workflow for the sprite sheet after export. The technique used for packing the images into the sprite sheet. Padding between each image within the sprite sheet, in pixels. Padding around the edges of the sprite sheet, in pixels. PNG 24 bit and JPG do not support transparent backgrounds.
The default setting is Autosize, which sizes the sheet to fit all the sprites you include. The total size in pixels of the sprite sheet.
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