Update animated-entity-texture.md

docs/visuals/animated-entity-texture.md

@@ -1,19 +1,18 @@
 ---
-title: Entity Texture Animations
+title: Entity Texture Animation
+description: Learn how to make an animated texture for an entity that works similarly to flipbook texture for blocks.
+category: Tutorials
 mentions:
     - MedicalJewel105
     - IlkinQafarov
     - TheItsNameless
     - SmokeyStack
+    - QuazChick
 tags:
     - intermediate
-category: Tutorials
-description: Animate texture of your entity.
 ---
 
-## Whats on this page?
-
-From this page you will learn how to make an animated texture for an entity. Animated, like a flipbook texture for blocks.
+From this page you will learn how to make an animated texture for an entity that works similarly to flipbook texture for blocks.
 
 ## Source
 
@@ -27,14 +26,17 @@ First let's draw some new texture frames for our entity. In this tutorial it wil
 
 <WikiImage
 	src="/assets/images/visuals/animated-entity-texture/cow.png"
-	alt="cow"
-	width=180
+	alt="Frames of an animated cow texture stacked on top of each other"
+	width="180"
+    pixelated
 />
 
 We need to place our textures vertically, like for blocks in flipbook textures.
 In this case we have 4 frames.
 
-## Materials
+## Animated Material
+
+### Creating the Material
 
 We will need to modify materials in this guide. However due to render dragon materials became outdated, so **use it at your own risk**.
 
@@ -59,7 +61,7 @@ Or you can add this to existing ones, check default material file.
 <CodeHeader></CodeHeader>
 
 ```json
-"+defines":[
+"+defines": [
     "USE_UV_ANIM"
 ]
 ```
@@ -73,44 +75,44 @@ It is not that easy for every entity!
 Some entities have multiple materials and if you want to make its texture animated, you will need to add this property to all materials of this entity.
 :::
 
-## Client Entity File
+### Applying the Material
 
 Before we go next, we need to define a new material in our client entity file.
 
-<CodeHeader>RP/entity/cow.json#description</CodeHeader>
+<CodeHeader>minecraft:client_entity > description</CodeHeader>
 
 ```json
 "materials": {
 	"default": "custom_animated"
 }
 ```
 
-## Render Controllers
+## Render Controller
 
 After that all, we need to edit a render controller.
 
 Here we will add `uv_anim` component with offset and scale properties:
 
-<CodeHeader>RP/render_controllers/cow.render_controllers.json#controller.render.cow</CodeHeader>
+<CodeHeader>RP/render_controllers/cow.render_controllers.json > controller.render.cow</CodeHeader>
 
 ```json
 "uv_anim": {
-    "offset": [ 0.0, "math.mod(math.floor(q.life_time * frames_per_second),frame_count) / frame_count" ],
-    "scale": [ 1.0, "1 / frame_count" ]
+    "offset": [0, "math.mod(math.floor(q.life_time * frames_per_second), frame_count) / frame_count"],
+    "scale": [1, "1 / frame_count"]
 }
 ```
 
-Where `frames_per_second` is a count of frames you want to change in one second and `frame_count` is a total frame count.
+…where `frames_per_second` is a count of frames you want to change in one second and `frame_count` is a total frame count.
 This formula calculates the offset and the size of the texture depending on life time.
 
-## Testing
+## Result
 
 Now, it is time to test your creation!
 
 ![](/assets/images/visuals/animated-entity-texture/result.gif)
 
-## Download Example
+## Download Example Pack
 
 <Button link="https://github.com/Bedrock-OSS/wiki-addon/releases/download/download/animated_entity_texture.mcpack">
-    Download
+    Download MCPACK
 </Button>