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Blue Red Crossed Swords SVGA PK battle animation
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SVGA PK Battles & GamesSKU AVG-4902

Blue Red Crossed Swords

Blue and red blades crossed in smoky light

A blue blade and a red one cross in an X above ribbed gold grips and studded guards set with small gems, with blue smoke and lightning on the left and red on the right. Compact at 112×112 yet 223 KB over 4 seconds, it can sit where the two halves of a PK score bar meet.

Price

$3

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File details

Full specs

Format

SVGA 2.x

Dimensions

112×112

Duration

4s

Frame rate

12 fps

Frames

48

File size

223 KB

Bitmaps

41

Audio

No

  • Instant downloadYour .svga file unlocks in your account the moment payment completes.
  • Plays everywhereWorks with the open-source SVGAPlayer runtimes on Android, iOS, Web and Flutter.
  • Yours to useUse it in your own apps and products — see the terms.
  • Refund policyDigital files — read the refund policy before you buy.

About Blue Red Crossed Swords

Blue Red Crossed Swords is an SVGA PK battle animation for live-streaming and voice chat apps. A blue blade and a red one cross in an X above ribbed gold grips and studded guards set with small gems, with blue smoke and lightning on the left and red on the right. Compact at 112×112 yet 223 KB over 4 seconds, it can sit where the two halves of a PK score bar meet.

It runs 48 frames at 12 fps — 4s per loop — on a 112×112 canvas, built from 41 sprites and 41 bitmaps, with no audio. The whole file is 223 KB, and it plays with SVGAPlayer on Android, iOS, Flutter and web.

Use it for

  • Host-vs-host PK start, win, lose and draw
  • Team battles and progress bars
  • Match, roulette and mini-game results
  • Winner moments at round end

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