David - Jul 20th 2018

Great stuff...would be easier if we had separate PNG frame animations as opposed to sprites.

Gamid Gutmann - Jul 21st 2018

I agree with David, separate PNG frame animations would be a lot easier to handle. But nevertheless, great quality of content and i really like your designs and your style.

Robert Brooks - Jul 23rd 2018

Ok, Thank's guys! Duly noted! Do you think it s all round beneficial to have keyframes instead of spritesheets? Also you can export animations into keyframes from the included Spriter file.

Gamid Gutmann - Jul 30th 2018

I have never used spritesheets so i don't really now if its beneficial to be honest, i just find it easier if the animations are already there and exported in frame by frame PNG files so i could use them out of the box. - I have a question if you don't mind, you said "Also you can export animations into keyframes from the included Spriter file" How do i do this? Sorry if its a dumb question. I'm not a designer, just a programmer :)

Robert Brooks - Aug 06th 2018

Hi Gamid! Thanks for the feedback. To export animations as frames you need Spriter, when you have brashmokey Spriter look for the .scml file in the body parts and spriter file folder included in the download. open that file then select the animation you wish to export and go to file -> export png gif -> select frames and mark export as keyframes and that's really all there is to it. You can also control the size of the frames and the amount of frames you need. Most of my animated sprites make a sprite about 2000 pixels on the largest axis.

Gamid Gutmann - Aug 07th 2018

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation Robert! Very nice, have a good day :)