Merge pull request #8 from biomseed/atlasfix

Fix a typo: Flash CS6 cannot export Animate Atlases.

Author: EliteMasterEric

src/03-custom-characters/03-01-character-assets.md

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 The individual sprites of a character's animations must be combined into a spritesheet for the game to use them. Friday Night Funkin' supports one of several formats:
 
-- `sparrow`: Combines the images into a large sheet, then provides an XML file containing the coordinates of each frame with it. Can be exported directly from Adobe Animate using the `Generate Sprite Sheet` option, or can be created from individual frames using [Free Texture Packer](http://free-tex-packer.com/) (note that Free Texture Packer refers to this format as Starling).
+- `sparrow`: Combines the images into a large sheet, then provides an XML file containing the coordinates of each frame with it. Can be exported directly from Adobe Animate or Flash CS6 using the `Generate Sprite Sheet` option, or can be created from individual frames using [Free Texture Packer](http://free-tex-packer.com/) (note that Free Texture Packer refers to this format as Starling).
 
 - `packer`: Combines images into a sheet, then provides a TXT file containing the coordinates of each frame.
 
-- `animateatlas`: Created exclusively when using Adobe Flash CS6 or Adobe Animate, this exports individual symbols into a large sheet, then provides a JSON file with data to split up each symbol, then provides a second JSON to arrange those symbols into animations. Great for performance, especially for characters which were made by rearranging smaller parts. We use the [FlxAnimate](https://github.com/Dot-Stuff/flxanimate) Haxelib for this.
+- `animateatlas`: Created exclusively when using Adobe Animate, this exports individual symbols into a large sheet, then provides a JSON file with data to split up each symbol, then provides a second JSON to arrange those symbols into animations. Great for performance, especially for characters which were made by rearranging smaller parts. We use the [FlxAnimate](https://github.com/Dot-Stuff/flxanimate) Haxelib for this.
 
 - `multisparrow`: Allows for different groups of animations to be exported into separate Sparrow spritesheets, then combined together into one character.