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Doink ch at 11:33, 11 May 2012

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	convert Frame*.png +append name_spritesheet.png		convert Frame*.png +append name_spritesheet.png

	Note 1: This assumes that each ~~frame~~ has been labeled Frame01, Frame02 etc.		Note 1: This assumes that each layer has been labeled Frame01, Frame02 etc.

	Note 2: You need the command 'convert', which is part of [http://www.imagemagick.org imagemagick].		Note 2: You need the command 'convert', which is part of [http://www.imagemagick.org imagemagick].

Doink ch at 10:57, 11 May 2012

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	==How to create a sprite sheet for a simple ~~layer~~ based animation==		==How to create a sprite sheet for a simple frame based animation==

	A simple ~~layer~~ based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting ~~each layer separately~~ and ~~combine~~ them into a sprite sheet. Use the 'paste in place' option when copying your drawing to a new layer to make sure the layers are aligned properly.		A simple frame based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting all layers and combining them into a sprite sheet. Use the 'paste in place' option when copying your drawing to a new layer to make sure the layers are aligned properly.

	To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want. This will give you a zip-file that contains each layer as a separate png image.		To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want. This will give you a zip-file that contains each layer as a separate png image.

Doink ch: /* How to create a sprite sheet for a simple layer based animation */

2012-05-11T10:54:44Z

How to create a sprite sheet for a simple layer based animation

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	==How to create a sprite sheet for a simple layer based animation==		==How to create a sprite sheet for a simple layer based animation==

	A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.		A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet. Use the 'paste in place' option when copying your drawing to a new layer to make sure the layers are aligned properly.

	To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want. This will give you a zip-file that contains each layer as a separate png image.		To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want. This will give you a zip-file that contains each layer as a separate png image.

Doink ch at 10:52, 11 May 2012

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	A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.		A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.

	To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want.		To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want. This will give you a zip-file that contains each layer as a separate png image.

	The following command line instructions will then create a sprite sheet of your animation:		The following command line instructions will then create a sprite sheet of your animation:

Doink ch at 10:50, 11 May 2012

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	A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.		A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.

	To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy as' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want.		To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want.

	The following command line instructions will then create a sprite sheet of your animation:		The following command line instructions will then create a sprite sheet of your animation:

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==How to create a sprite sheet for a simple layer based animation==

A simple layer based animation can be achieved by placing each frame into a separate layer, and then exporting each layer separately and combine them into a sprite sheet.

To make the export easier, you can make use of the [[JettyInk]] extension (shipped by default). Choose 'Save a copy as' and then 'JessyInk zipped pdf or png output' from the dropdown list. Choose png and whatever resolution you want.

The following command line instructions will then create a sprite sheet of your animation:

unzip name.zip
convert Frame*.png +append name_spritesheet.png

Note 1: This assumes that each frame has been labeled Frame01, Frame02 etc.

Note 2: You need the command 'convert', which is part of [http://www.imagemagick.org imagemagick].