> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename/rpg-maker-sprite-sheet-formats/sprite-sheet-filenames.md). # Sprite Sheet Filenames About sprite sheet formatting, and the prefixes Sometimes some sprite sheet have special character associated in the file name, which changes it's function. Sprites are set by the **top-left corner** of the sprite. Meaning larger sprites will overlap to the bottom-right tiles. ## Table Summary

Char	Example	Description	Omori Use Case
	name.png	Standard regular sprite sheet. Having 8 character in total in sets of 3x4 tiles, totals to 12x8 tiles. In OMORI case the cells are usually in 32x32 pixel. It is possible to have larger sprite, the engine simply divide by 12x8.	Default
`$`	$name.png	Turns the sprite so it's only single character. It is possible to have larger sprite, the engine simply divide by 3x4.	Large unique enemies, Animated decorations
`!`	!name.png	In RPGMV characters will be shown 6 pixels above tile by default. This removes that offset.	Doors, Decorations
`[SF]`	[SF]name.png	This makes it singular sprite. This may appear in preview incorrectly as divided, but will display in-game as singular image.	Large Decorations: Chandeliers, Holes, Curtains
`%(x)`	name%(5).png	This is a suffix, put at the end. This specifies specific amount of frames in horizontal direction, with `x` being the number.	Running Sprites, Fear Enemies

{% hint style="info" %} Prefixes also can be combined {% endhint %} ## Examples Here's some example sprite used in actual game, with context.

[SF]SW_Hole.png
This hole is a single large sprite
Appears in Sweetheart Castle.

!objects_fa_doors.png
! removes the offset, good for doors.
Note that the doors are 2 tiles tall as well,
as it is slightly taller than 1 tile.

$FA_OMORI_RUN%(8).png
This is a running sprite, $ sign tells it's single character,
%(8) tells there are 8 frame horizontal.

{% hint style="info" %} In some sprite you might notice some have a combination of multiple things in the same area. This is likely that the frames are still or hard set to specific frames, being set in RPGMV. By default RPGMV will go by 3x4 set treating like characters. {% endhint %} ## Extra Resources {% embed url="" %} RPG Maker Forums on Sprite Sheet Formats {% endembed %}