# Lottie Sprite

The **Lottie Sprite Object** is **Incari's** way of allowing the user to incorporate *Lottie* animations into a *User Interface*.

To create a **Lottie Sprite Object**, simply click the plus icon at the top of the **Scene Outliner** or right-click in the **Scene Outliner**, hover over `Create`, and locate **Lottie Sprite Object**.

![Create Lottie Sprite Object with Plus Icon.](/files/RrmqerPNHuCGT8vy92lT) ![Create Lottie Sprite Object with Right-Click and Create.](/files/RmXyfY5L2DqbMqCVT7tf)

While the **Lottie Sprite Object** has several **Attributes** that alter its visual aspects, the most important is the `File` under `Lottie`. Here the user can select a `.lottie` file that has been placed in the **Asset Folder** of the **Project**.

![Lottie Sprite before Adding Asset.](/files/2vNGqu1tIfBHmlPhM076)

Above, the `File` **Attribute** has been highlighted for the **Lottie Sprite Object**. This is where the user can select the appropriate file after activating the pop-up Menu.

For now, there are two options when choosing a file for the **Lottie Sprite Objects**. The user can use a *Lottie JSON* file and rename it from `FileName.json` to `FileName.lottie`. Or the user can use a compressed *Lottie* file, uncompress it, and then rename it from `FileName.json` to `FileName.lottie`.

Beware of assuming a compressed *Lottie* file with a `.lottie` extension is compatible with **Incari Studio**. Please uncompress it first and rename it after.

![Lotte Sprite after Adding Asset.](/files/bXz7D7hUirvOfpQcLzD0)

When the *.lottie* file is selected, it is displayed in the **Viewport** as a preview of the animation, which can be played, paused, and stopped with the respective buttons under `Simulation Preview`.

There are several **Nodes** that are attributed to **Lottie Sprite Objects**. More information can be found [here](/incari-studio/2022.2/toolbox/incari/lottie.md) and [here.](/incari-studio/2022.2/toolbox/events/lottie.md)


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