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Sep. 2nd, 2019 02:03 pm
Random Sprites!
I've added "randomise" buttons to each screen. I also tweaked the colours a bit, and added the ability to have line colours set automatically by the program.
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Aug. 28th, 2019 09:10 am
Guide to the Renpy Sprite Creator
Contents:
Code details Layered image files
Adding your own images and textures to the dollmaker
The Python script
Working with other Visual Novel engines
Using the dollmaker code for your own projects
There is a html version of these instruction at https://spiral-atlas.dreamwidth.org/1357.html
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There is a html version of these instruction at https://spiral-atlas.dreamwidth.org/1357.html
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Aug. 12th, 2019 04:23 pm
Ren'py Sprite Creator
I made a sprite creator!
Ren'py Sprite Creator
It's a dollmaker that outputs working Renpy code, and is designed to let Renpy creators quickly create sprites for prototyping games. There's a variety of clothes/hairstyles/accessories etc, and all the colours are editable, as is the height. Sprites come with several expressions by default and the code is set up to allow people to create their own custom expressions.
The sprites are pretty janky looking, so wouldn't work well for a final game, but a lot of games only hire an artist near the end of the writing/coding process, and in the meantime can have trouble testing the code and experimenting with sprites.
It's still very rough around the edges, since I started it yesterday morning at 4am in a flurry of inspiration and only uploaded the first draft a few hours ago.
It also works as an overengineered non-binary dollmaker. Inclusion issues aside, avoiding gender distinctions means less drawing :)
Ren'py Sprite Creator
It's a dollmaker that outputs working Renpy code, and is designed to let Renpy creators quickly create sprites for prototyping games. There's a variety of clothes/hairstyles/accessories etc, and all the colours are editable, as is the height. Sprites come with several expressions by default and the code is set up to allow people to create their own custom expressions.
The sprites are pretty janky looking, so wouldn't work well for a final game, but a lot of games only hire an artist near the end of the writing/coding process, and in the meantime can have trouble testing the code and experimenting with sprites.
It's still very rough around the edges, since I started it yesterday morning at 4am in a flurry of inspiration and only uploaded the first draft a few hours ago.
It also works as an overengineered non-binary dollmaker. Inclusion issues aside, avoiding gender distinctions means less drawing :)
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