Hey folks!
We've worked on a (true) AI pixel art generator for the Sprite Fusion tool suite. Let me know your thoughts :)
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The in-browser animation timeline is such a smart move, no clunky downloads just to test a frame. Really appreciate how clean the export pipeline feels for actual game-ready assets.
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Spritesheet generation worked surprisingly well on my first try and the export to PNG was clean and game-ready. Honestly didn't expect a browser tool to nail the pixel grid so consistently.
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@hugodpz I love the whole retro theme; it feels like I am playing a rpg on nintendo. The free tilesets are inviting. Have you tried with free credits for a new feature like the pixel art generator? Curious to know the ROI as I am also facing the same dilemma. Best of luck with the launch.
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would love a palette swap feature so i can quickly generate different color variations of the same sprite for power-ups or team colors, that would save me a ton of time when building out assets for my game
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The spritesheet export worked surprisingly well straight from the browser, no install needed. Played around with a character and the animation frames came out clean and ready to drop into my project.
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The spritesheet export actually lined everything up correctly without me having to fuss with padding, which is usually the most annoying part of pixel workflows for me. Animation preview is a nice touch.
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the in-browser spritesheet workflow is genuinely clever, especially being able to edit and export game-ready assets without bouncing to another tool.
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The in-browser animation timeline is such a smart move, no clunky downloads just to test a frame. Really appreciate how clean the export pipeline feels for actual game-ready assets.
Spritesheet generation worked surprisingly well on my first try and the export to PNG was clean and game-ready. Honestly didn't expect a browser tool to nail the pixel grid so consistently.
@hugodpz I love the whole retro theme; it feels like I am playing a rpg on nintendo. The free tilesets are inviting. Have you tried with free credits for a new feature like the pixel art generator? Curious to know the ROI as I am also facing the same dilemma. Best of luck with the launch.
would love a palette swap feature so i can quickly generate different color variations of the same sprite for power-ups or team colors, that would save me a ton of time when building out assets for my game
The spritesheet export worked surprisingly well straight from the browser, no install needed. Played around with a character and the animation frames came out clean and ready to drop into my project.
The spritesheet export actually lined everything up correctly without me having to fuss with padding, which is usually the most annoying part of pixel workflows for me. Animation preview is a nice touch.
the in-browser spritesheet workflow is genuinely clever, especially being able to edit and export game-ready assets without bouncing to another tool.