Pixel Art Exporter
Pixel Art Exporter
Overview
The Pixel Art Exporter Skill enables exporting pixel art sprites from Aseprite to various formats optimized for different use cases. This includes single images (PNG), animated GIFs, spritesheets, and JSON metadata for game engines.
Core Capabilities:
- Export single frames or entire animations as PNG images
- Generate animated GIFs with customizable timing and looping
- Create spritesheets in multiple layouts (horizontal, vertical, grid, packed)
- Generate JSON metadata for game engines (Unity, Godot, Phaser, generic)
- Scale exports with pixel-perfect upscaling (1x, 2x, 4x, etc.)
- Handle transparency, background colors, and frame-specific exports
Export Formats Supported:
- PNG: Single images or frame sequences with transparency
- GIF: Animated GIFs with frame timing and loop control
- Spritesheet: Texture atlases with various packing algorithms
- JSON: Frame metadata, animation tags, layer information
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