Tell me when the asset's in the nest.

I want rendition protocols and put the asset on standby, just in case.

Let's activate the asset. Mobilize Tracker Three.

Sir, the asset is deviating off course.

Asset unscheduled stop.

Someone with active system knowledge penetrated our protocol.

Sir, asset has arrived at the airport.

Sir, asset is on the move en route to subject.

Sir? Asset confirms both targets are down.

The asset lost Bourne. We lost him.

Block all the exits. Give the asset a green light.

Call all agents back. Give Bourne's location at the back of the store to the asset. Yes, sir.

Now we'd like you to write this flip book animation style in code.

They're holding up a bank transfer he made to keep him in place while they bring an asset up from Casablanca.

Give the asset subject location and the route between the subject's hotel and the bank.

The drawSprite function needs to fix this.

Now, before you get started, let's talk about something real quick.

What we'd like you to do is use this data to load the assets into our sample by filling out the parseAtlasDefinition function in the sprite sheet class.

Now, once we have the ability to manipulate the canvas, the next step is figuring out how to do the right way.

We were vastly outnumbered. and if he fails as a Marine Sniper, will be front page news, because you'll be dead.

Since we already have our frames array available, the next step is to actually loop through our predefined assets, and load each of the defined images into the frames array.