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A reading-notes checklist for pixel artists and game developers who animate frame by frame in Aseprite and need the result as a GIF, image sequence or sprite sheet with data. It maps sixteen pages of the aseprite/docs repository, including tags, slices, colour mode and the command-line sheet options. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the licence is not stated in the files read.
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Guide title
Aseprite docs: exporting a hand-drawn animation as a sprite sheet, GIF or PNG sequence (documentation only)
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A reading-notes checklist for pixel artists and game developers who animate frame by frame in Aseprite and need the result as a GIF, image sequence or sprite sheet with data. It maps sixteen pages of the aseprite/docs repository, including tags, slices, colour mode and the command-line sheet options. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the licence is not stated in the files read.
Useful starting points
- Keep the original .aseprite file safe and export copies; the docs say that format keeps layers, tags, slices and the palette intact.
- In an Indexed-colour sprite, changing a palette colour changes every pixel that uses that colour.
- Web images generally use sRGB, so check the sprite's colour profile before exporting for the web.
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