About This Software Spriter makes it easy for anyone, regardless of experience, to create 2D game animations using a technique called Modular Animation.Unlike traditional animation which requires each frame to be hand-drawn, Spriter animations are made of individual sprite pieces; these pieces can be rotated, transformed, and tweened along an animation timeline. This allows you to quickly create great looking animations in a fraction of the time while requiring significantly less art.Spriter also takes advantage of skeletal animation. Create a skeleton using the bone tool, attach images to each bone, and finally animate the bones with Spriter's vast array of user-friendly animation tools. The result: a fully animated sprite using your own graphics.Spriter is great for animating characters, user interfaces, power-ups, combat animations and more! Even if you've never animated before, Spriter provides you with an easy to understand, yet powerful toolset allowing you to jump right in!Spriter Pro includes the Essentials versions of all of our Animated Art Packs, free to use in any of your game projects. Once you install Spriter Pro It they will be located in the following location: /SteamApps/common/Spriter/Art Packs/EssentialsKey Features:Using keyframes you can quickly lay out major frame changes. Frames in-between the keyframes are then automatically created. You can then edit individual frames as desired to make your animations really shine.Animations can be exported as spritesheets, animated GIF files, sequential images and more.Reuse your previous animations by incorporating them in new ones. Create perfect, smooth transitions and varieties that save time by working with animations you've already created.Adjust animation easing with several curve settings to help make your animations more lifelike.Create pixel perfect retro style animations with Pixel Art Mode.Spawn bullets, particle effects, or anything that requires precise locations and angles.Set up guide lines and load in background images to work on top of. Seperate characters into important collision areas.Inverse Kinematics.Change a bone's parent, add or remove bones, or even change sprite pieces mid-animation.Import sound effects and even use lip-syncing with built-in Papagayo support.Use Animation Data Directly In Your Game:Animations are recreated in real-time using the sprite piece images just like in Spriter. Animations are much smoother and require drastically less memory as compared to sprite-sheets.Manipulate animations via game events.Reuse your animation data for completely new characters or character customizations. Perfect for characters who gain new clothing, equipment etc.Spriter animations can be imported with full feature support in Unity and Construct 2. There are also free, open source, fully featured reference implementations for using Spriter files in C#, C++, JavaScript, and MonoGame. 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I do hope that the next release, Spriter 2, comes with Game Maker support included.The only thing that I don't like about it is the fact that it doesn't work with Game Maker, which is a damn shame. Perhaps Unity would work with this, I have no idea but I may try that some day. For now, I can't really recommend this because it lacks support for Game Maker, one of the most popular 2d game creation programs which is odd that Brashmonkey didn't incorporate this.. Love this program.Has helped me make some wonderful animations for games.Sometimes I struggle with it a little bit, I wish the user interface was a little more intuitive...Solid buy.. This is the most intuitive modular animation software I have worked with so far. Spriter has tons of potential, so allow me to suggest two propositions that would make it better. First, the current version really needs to work on organizing assets. Second, it would definitely help if the tools for aligning and anchoring objects, such as feet, are more obvious and intuitive.. Review Time!I found this neat little tool fun and has a lot of good uses whether if it’s for game development or just to play around with. There is a small learning curve to the software but it’s not too hard to figure out, especially if you are following a tutorial. After your first project you are left thinking “That’s it? Well that was easier than it looked.”Here is a video of my first attempt at Spriter. I know it looks like limping but hey, first try xD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0DUxKcD6c0What I really liked about Spriter.• Very easy to use. You can pretty much create animations with very little key frames to input but the more key frames, the more details.• Can animate it based on a skeleton. (Finally! software that does this for 2d art without a massive learning curve).• You can save multiple animations in a single project.• Easy to use interface that can be docked and undocked.• Pixel art mode to go into more details.• Easy to control time line. You can work with individual timelines for each object.• Being able to save as sprite sheets, Images, and animated gifs.• Has interpolation which a lot of software like these lacks.Now with all of its features, it does have a few things that it lacks.• You can only work with a folder preset for each project, a bit troublesome if you have different folders all over the place.• Saving generally large files can cause the program to hang for a bit. It would also be a nice feature to save as a video file as well.• Careful when modifying save settings. Having a bad setting will force the program to crash and if you haven’t saved your project, it’s gone. (For example, don’t have a negative resolution).With that said, I give Spriter a solid 8/10. It is a very good tool for developers with only a few minor quirks holding the software back a bit.. Constantly crashing. Everything else works, but come on, its pretty hard to create something when its shutting down every 4 minutes.. Simple, but a very powerful piece of software. Definitely useful.However it is really expensive - if you just create games as a hobby (as I do), I'd probably wait for a sale. I got this from Humble Bundle for a few bucks, and it has definitely been worth that. Spriter 2 info (subscribe this thread if you want gifs and tidbits): Hello everyone. I didn't want to spam announcements, but I wanted a way to easily share gifs and small bits of info or progress that weren't important enough for their own announcement. If you're interested in that kinda thing, please subscribe to this thread or follow us on social media. To start things off, here's a couple of gifs:Basic patch editing - toggling between access to internal control points:Dragging multiple soft selected points:Exclude external control points:Export options:A new way to animate:. Spriter: Essentials Art Packs now available free to Spriter Customers!: Hi everyone!We're pleased to announce that the Spriter Essentials Art Packs are now available free to users that purchased Spriter on Steam!The update should apply automatically, if not, simply restart Steam. You'll find the Essentials in the following directory:<Steam Installation Directory>/SteamApps/common/Spriter/Art Packs/EssentialsThe Essentials are a collection of samples from our commercial packs which are due to hit Steam soon. As we add more art packs, your Essentials collection grows free. It's our way of saying thank you for being a Spriter customer!All graphics in the Essentials pack are royalty free - that is, you're welcome to use them in any commercial or non-commercial works.We have even more exciting things on Spriter's roadmap to come shortly, so keep your eyes on the look out!-BrashMonkey. Spriter 2 Alpha Testing!: Hello everyone. Happy New Year!It was still technically "late 2018" when the build was made live on our private forums. Edit: Head over to the Spriter 2 Testing forums to learn how to start testing the first feature. Spriter 2 Alpha Testing!: Hello everyone. Happy New Year!It was still technically "late 2018" when the build was made live on our private forums. Edit: Head over to the Spriter 2 Testing forums to learn how to start testing the first feature. Linux Save Bug Fixed: The critical save bug on Linux has been fixed and should automatically download next time you log in. We apologize again for any inconvenience.. Spriter R6 Released!: Hi everyone,We're happy to announce the beta release of Spriter build R6.This build marks another important milestone, as not only does it fix the vast majority of remaining known bugs, but it also introduces 2 great new features which will be described shortly.These two new features mark the final two new features for Spriter Pro.We're excited to soon begin full time development of Spriter 2, which as we mentioned previously will make room for a large amount of great new features and flexibility.As we stated in our previous update, Spriter 2 will be a free upgrade for all Spriter owners.Please keep in mind Spriter 2 development is still in it's earliest stages so it will be quite some time before the can provide any in depth updates on it's progress.While we'll be dedicating the bulk of our time on Spriter 2 development, we'll always take time as needed to address any critical bugs in Spriter Pro if any are found. There are still many great things yet to come to continue to improve the value of the current Spriter as well, in the way of more run-times for additional authoring systems and languages, more art packs, more tutorials and some other cool stuff we're not ready to announce yet.Please keep in mind, this is a beta build and many changes and additions have been made, so new bugs could exist. Always back up your work frequently.The first new feature allows you to batch export finished animations as PNG's GIF's Or sprite sheets, but adds the ability to perform multiple batch exports each with a separate set of character maps applied.The second new feature allows you to quickly and easily convert your Spriter Projects or art packs from using individual image files to using texture atlases..all generated within Spriter, with plenty of settings for you to control their maximum size, whether they are divided into sub-folders, etc.Videos should be released in the coming several days to showcase and explain the use of these new features.Also once we're ready to release the non-beta version of this build, the manual will have been updated to contain sections for all new features.Aside from those two great new features and a few other small but useful additions, this version also contains 32 bug fixes!Thanks as always everyone for your support, your patience, and all of your great feedback, not only in finding and reporting bugs, but also for your suggestions which will continue to make Spriter and Spriter 2 the best products possible.Cheers,Edgar at BrashMonkeyAdditions and Enhancements (Manual entries and tutorial videos explaining new features coming soon)Added spritesheet generation directly in Spriter (in the file menu)Added ability to save palette swaps to new projects (in the File menu under Other File Actions) Added ability to choose scms files to perform batch exports on a series of character maps and palette swaps Added Remove all Palette Changes button to palette widgetAdded 'Clear Active' button to character map widgetAdded progress bar while applying palette changesAdded My Art Packs shortcut to the help menu (Steam version only) Added startup log to help troubleshoot future issues starting the programAdded openGL related crash detection with an automatic option to disable openGL upon restart after a crashCleaned the program startup command line output of extraneous warning messages (Mac and Linux only)Bug FixesFixed an issue with palette color selection where the palette would unapply when you reentered the palette dialogFixed an issue where interval values wouldn't update in batch export dialogFixed an issue where drawing a box from the bottom right would create a box with a default negative size, causing issues in some runtime implementationsFixed a bug where the list of available tags would persist and accumulate when a new project was created or loadedFixed a bug where changing the keyframe count settings in export to png dialog wouldn't always update the spritesheet size settings, creating spritesheets that had missing images or extra blank imagesFixed a crash on start that occurred when Spriter attempted to use legacy window geometry restoration functionality Fixed bug where dragging sub-entities didn't preview the zorder in realtimeFixed a bug where selecting a sub-entity would cause the zOrder window to refresh to that sub-entity's z-OrderFixed a bug where adding a new non-event object after adding an event object would result in strange behavior or an unloadable file requiring a manual fix via text editorFixed a bug where the transforms would behave erratically when there were multiple objects selected and at least one was a subentityFixed a bug where the warning dialog for saving to a directory away from your original project directory (and associated project images) wouldn't allow you to accept or cancel, and required a force close to exit the programFixed a bug where points and boxes were invisible upon creation until the mouse button was releasedFixed a bug where the undo stack would already have undos upon loading certain projectsFixed a bug where sometimes pastes wouldn't immediately take effect until you changed animations or attempted to paste againFixed a bug where sometimes deleting the last instance of an object in an animation wouldn't delete it's timelineFixed a bug where pasting across entities wouldn't work correctly when the target entity contained an object with the same name if the object wasn't already a copy of the object being pasted. Would also corrupt undo buffer so undoing would cause objects to disappearFixed a bug where Next and Previous shortcuts didn't work when using the numpad keysFixed a bug where undoing the deletion of the last key in a timeline wouldn't properly restore the stateFixed a bug where sprites would disappear from the hierarchy window when you dragged them until the widget was next refreshedFixed a bug where metadata keys for sound effects would show the waveform for the soundFixed a bug where under certain circumstances newly added or loaded sound effects would display as normal keys instead of showing their waveformFixed a bug where export to png would fail would if animation preset was selected when no preset was set for an animation. Now falls back on trimming to animationFixed a crash that could occur under certain circumstances when deleting a key while the floating key curve view was visibleFixed a crash with gif export (64 bit Linux only)Fixed a bug where after a bone's opacity was set to 0, changing the opacity in subsequent keys would leave all child objects at 0 opacityFixed several additional bugs with and improved the general behavior of children of bones with less than 100% opacityFixed a bug with saving resized projects where subfolders of subfolders in the project wouldn't be saved to the new projectFixed a bug with saving resized projects where some of the original files might not be overwritten if you saved over a previously resized project and selected 'yes to all' when prompted whether to overwrite existing imagesFixed a bug where attempting to set the default pivot point to a box had no effect.Fixed a crash when attempting to set a box to it's default pivot point.Fixed a bug that didn't allow character maps to use spritesheeted imagesFixed a bug in the character map dock widget that would merge all character maps to new instead of just the active ones. Even more royalty free art included with Spriter Pro!: We're proud to announce the release of the Dream Frontiers Environment art pack, and that means it's “Essentials” version is free for all Spriter Pro owners. This brings the total of royalty free art content that's included with Spriter Pro to well over 4000 images and 350 animations!Here's a new video explaining more about art Essentials Art Packs.https://youtu.be/o3Rotr2agj0And you can check out the full version of our latest addition, the Dream Frontiers Environment art pack here:http://store.steampowered.com/app/647620/Dream_Frontiers_Environment_Pack/For everyone who already owns Spriter Pro on Steam, you can find all your Essentials art packs in the following directory: <Steam Installation Directory>/SteamApps/common/Spriter/Art Packs/Essentials. Spriter R8 Released!: Hello everyone. Here is the release of Spriter B8. This release contains some minor additions and bug fixes. Enjoy!Spriter Release 8Released 5/25/2016Additions and Enhancements Image packing dialog now remembers previous settingsAdded ability to add padding (transparent pixels surrounding each image) to spritesheetsAdded ability to embed spritesheet information into the scml or scon file. The embedded information is not loadable by Spriter, but this will allow developers to create implementations that don't require a separate file for texture atlas information.Added the ability to choose whether to save spritesheeted projects as scml or sconChanged 'overwrite default pivot' to also automatically sets the sprite to default pivot point mode in the current frameBug Fixes Fixed a bug where right-clicking a pivot point and choosing Set to Default Pivot Point, would only set the pivot point to the default value, but not apply the default pivot point state to the spriteFixed a bug where you couldn't drop objects outside of the hierarchy in the hierarchy window to remove them from all parent bonesFixed bug where you couldn't edit the pivot point of a spritesheeted image from the file dialogFixed bug where creating a spritesheeted project from the imagepacking dialog with multiple spritesheets would create a project that would load correctly, but had the incorrect folder structure within the fileFixed a bug where double-clicking a spritesheeted folder in the fileview would open up an empty pivot point editing widgetFixed crash when adding a skin to a projectFixed a bug where right clicking on skin controls would cause the right click menu to pop up. This bug also prevented the uv skin controls from popping up when double right clicking on skin controls. Full Art Packs now on Steam!: Hi everyone,We're pleased to announce that the full versions of our Animated Art Packs for use with Spriter are now available for purchase here on Steam as DLC.Everyone who purchases Spriter Pro automatically receives the Essentials version of all our art packs, which are automatically installed in the following directory:<Steam Installation Directory>/SteamApps/common/Spriter/Art Packs/EssentialsThe Essentials Art Packs are reduced content versions of these full Art Packs, free for all Spriter Pro owners to use for their own game projects. Be sure to compare the Essentials versions you already own with the full versions to best assess the additional content you'd be purchasing.Important note: If you've already purchased any of our full Art Packs from our web store or any of our affiliates (Not Steam) BEFORE they became available here on Steam, you'll be receiving one or more of these full art packs for free, depending on what you had purchased. So please wait from an update email from our system before purchasing any of the Art Packs here.Here's what to expect:1) If you already purchased the Effects Pack, then you'll receive the Basic Platformer Pack for free.2) If you already purchased any one of the Platformer Packs you'll receive all other Platformer Packs for free.3) If you already purchased any of the bundles of 2 Art Packs then you'll receive all the other remaining Art Packs and the next Art Pack we release as well for free.4) If you purchased the all Art Packs bundle you'll receive all current and all future art packs we release for free.If you purchased more than one art pack, but one at a time but should qualify for numbers 3 or 4 above, then please email support@brashmonkey.com with the details of each purchase and make the subject title of the email “Art Pack bundle equivalent upgrade” And we'll upgrade your product description in our system and send you the additional art packs.If four days from now you still haven't received your automatic upgrade email, please contact support@brashmonkey.com with your original purchase information for your art packs or bundles and make the subject title of the email “Did not receive art packs upgrade”In related news, we're currently working on two new Animated Art Packs which we plan to reveal more about withing roughly a month.Cheers!
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