Since Spriter appears to be fairly common in the art community (both character packs we bought, from two different artists, included them), this would be a big win. That is, instead of loading a bunch of PNG images of the various frames, we'd have just loaded a hierarchy of body parts and the animations that make them run, jump, attack, etc. Doing the animations in Spriter was super easy - though exporting them, with the right scale and offset, was a bit maddening.īut anyway, what would have been even better would be if we could have just loaded the Spriter animations as Unity animations directly. YashkovskiyMD 4K Liquid Elements Default Loops. Dancing glamour Rabbit on minimal background. This was really great for us, because we needed to make a couple more animations (mainly running/jumping while carrying something), which would have been pretty much impossible if we only had the PNG files. balanslava Animation of 2D landscape illustration in cartoon style. Learn from professional animators who worked on classics like Klaus, Rick & Morty, Pokemon Sun & Moon, Pocahontas, and Road to El Dorado Discover industry secrets used to create the whimsical characters you grew up watching, and create your own animations from scratch.

I just encountered Spriter this week, because the Viking characters we bought (at GraphicRiver) for our GGJ project included Spriter files. A fun, hands-on 2D animation short course for beginners.

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