Aseprite Alternatives
Similar projects and alternatives to aseprite
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LibreSprite
Animated sprite editor & pixel art tool -- Fork of the last GPLv2 commit of Aseprite
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Pixelorama
A free & open-source 2D sprite editor, made with the Godot Engine! Available on Windows, Linux, macOS and the Web!
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skia-binaries
Prebuilt binaries generated with GitHub Actions and downloaded from the skia-binding's build.rs script.
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synergy-core
Open source core of Synergy, the keyboard and mouse sharing tool
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Scout APM
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Chicago95
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shapez.io
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React
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Phaser
Phaser is a fun, free and fast 2D game framework for making HTML5 games for desktop and mobile web browsers, supporting Canvas and WebGL rendering.
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PhysicsExamples2D
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Bootstrap
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Reviews and mentions
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Is there a Python GUI framework that would allow me to create an interface like Aesprite's?
I haven't seen any options that seem like they would allow me to create an interface like that of Aesprite, and I'm wondering if I'm just looking in the wrong place, or if there's a limitation to python GUI frameworks themselves.
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got that iron smelting under control | pixel art
aseprite
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Drew Adventure Time in the style of my game that I’m working on!
Aesprite makes their source code available on GitHub under the terms of their EULA. I’m not a lawyer and this is not legal advice, but the terms to my understanding mainly prohibit end-users from distributing compiled copies of the code. Those with the know how to compile their own copy can grab the source and do so. That’s how I used it to try before buying. Even for folks not super well versed in C/C++, you can pretty much Google your way out of any errors you hit during the compile. It’s a pretty sweet deal, and definitely contributed to me buying a license.
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Anyone know any good Sprite editing programs?
Also, aseprite is an open source software, so here's the repository https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite
https://www.aseprite.org/ (general art and they just released tile set stuff)
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You guys loved Sledgehog, so of course I had to animate him!
I used Aseperite. I still have a LOT to learn about the software, because I haven't used it a lot, but I've been able to stumble through using it pretty well just googling any questions I've had :)
- Let's create somen enemies mechanics on "Last Soul" game.
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How do I remove all the classes, weapons and exp systems?
I think the site a lot of people recommend is aseprite.org
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Building a Mario-like side-scroller with Kaboom.js
Notice that the mario and enemies sprites are loaded with the function loadAseprite, and have an extra parameter specifying a .json file. This extra file is in a file format made by Aseprite, which is a pixel art and animation app. If you open the Mario.png file, you'll see that it has many different images of Mario in different positions, which are frames of Mario animations. The .json file from Aseprite contains all the information needed to animate Mario in our game. Kaboom knows how to interpret this file, and we can pick which animation we want to run at any time by choosing one from the frameTags list in the .json file and using the .play() method on a sprite. We can also choose a particular frame to show at any time, using the sprite's .frame property, and specifying the frame number to use, starting from 0.
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Fun PixelArt Shooting Platformer we worked for more than a year! Last Soul is live on Kickstarter!
Thanks, Alex. We are using Unity Engine and Aseprite for the PixelArt creation and animations.
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Input Form Covered In Darkness
Although it is an import from my previous pen, I used Aseprite to create the asset (Just a single stone).
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My teenager is learning Python and a few other languages. Never had them "take" to a hobby like this. Ideas for XMas gifts and other ways to support?
Would your teenager enjoy making games? There are good free game engines like Godot, but the tools to make the art cost some money. If your teenager is also artistic you could get them a Wacom tablet and graphics program like https://www.aseprite.org/
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Pixel art programs
Aseprite can be $0 if you build it yourself (https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite).
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Emulating Xbox Controller With Knuckles Controller
I'm sure it's possible. Mindustry is paid on steam but free on itch.io. Aesprite is also paid on steam but their source code is available to compile yourself.
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Why does my color go darker? I have to go over it twice to get the color I want
I'd also recommend looking into aseprite, it's better for pixel art than Photoshop imo: https://www.aseprite.org/
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