voidsprite is a sprite editor that’s in an early stage of development.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Export to the following formats:
- PNG.
- OpenRaster ORA.
- RPGMaker 2000/2003 XYZ.
- BMP.
- Cave Story engine PBM.
- PXM Cave Story Map File.
- PSP Pixel Studio Project File.
- C header (as uint8_t array).
- Python file (as [R,G,B,A] np.array).
- HTML document (inline Base64 image).
- Import:
- PNG.
- BMP.
- OpenRaster ORA.
- RPGMaker 2000/2003 XYZ.
- Atrophy Engine AETEX (tga/dds).
- Wii TPL*.
- DDS* (DXT1, DXT2/3, DXT4/5).
- Cave Story engine PBM.
- VTF* (BGRA, BGR, DXT1, DXT2/3, DXT4/5).
- NES (dumps CHR-ROM).
- Mario Paint save file (SRM).
- SR8.
- PXM Cave Story Map File.
- LMU RPGMaker2000/3 Map File.
- all other formats supported by SDL2_Image.
Website: github.com/counter185/voidsprite
Support:
Developer: counter185
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
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