PixelPlanets VS godot-gdgifexporter

Hey! It can be said that it will be half pixel art. Every thing on the game map will be Pixel Art. All planets and moons are and will be generated by deep fold pixel planets. The space stations and satellites will be also pixel art (I didn't draw anything beautiful to show at the moment). I only posted a picture of one planet this time, but I had posted more in my previous post. And the spaceships will be pixel art, because I want to use the "Pixel" addon by "Alttab" for Blender.

Pixel Planets by Deep Fold, Spacescape by Alex Peterson, Portrait

An important consideration is that Pixel Planets appears to be designed as a standalone GUI focused tool rather than something to integrate directly into a game. The main use-case of the tool seems to be outputting png, gif, or spritesheet exports for user generated planets. I guess the aim is to allow people to generate planets that they can import into their games, rather than use the generation in a game itself. It's not really designed as a "plug-and-play" module or plugin for games. It would require a fair amount of work to integrate it.

new: some more color gradients based on existing assets or randomly generated planets off the net (I referenced https://github.com/Deep-Fold/PixelPlanets mostly)

Yes, source is here: https://github.com/Deep-Fold/PixelPlanets

You can find the spherify function here: https://github.com/Deep-Fold/PixelPlanets/blob/55cb94df13e8fd11ee8350dbd4b2391457d640dc/Planets/Rivers/LandRivers.shader#L62

I need to export images to a gif format for a project. I am using this to export the gifs and it is working fine. I am getting the gifs and they play with the right frame rate and everything. My problem is that the quality of the gifs is terrible. When compared to the same png files converted to a gif using an online tool, the godot implementation has banding, flickering and various other unpleasant artifacts.

Addon I used by jegor377: https://github.com/jegor377/godot-gdgifexporter

Uses the godot-gdgifexporter addon.

It looks like you could use `get_viewport().get_texture().get_data()` to get many `Image` objects and then use godot-gdgifexport to save a gif. I haven't tried it myself but it seems like a promising start.