// Or create an AtlasSprite for advanced animation AtlasSprite cursorSprite = new AtlasSprite(gameAtlas.findRegion("cursor")); Here’s where the magic happens. You don't need to change your code logic.
But simply using SpriteBatch isn't enough. If you’re feeding it 100 individual PNG files, you’re leaving massive performance gains on the table. The secret weapon of every high-performance LibGDX game is . texturepacker libgdx
assets-raw/ ui/ buttons/ backgrounds/ characters/ player/ enemy/ Every folder you point TexturePacker at becomes one "Atlas" (one .atlas file + one .png ). Step 3: Running the Packer (The LibGDX Way) Inside your LibGDX project (usually in your core module or a standalone desktop launcher), write a small one-off packing script. // Or create an AtlasSprite for advanced animation