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https://www.aseprite.org/docs/shading/

Shading ink.

If you want to assign a hotkey to it, go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts... . In the search field with the magnifying glass in the top left corner of the shortcuts window type " Set Ink Type: Shading ". The action should appear in the panel on the right. If you hover your mouse over the Key column, an Add button should show up. Click on it then assign the key press and modifier(s), if any, you want to assign to the action.

I used to convert the GIF file into MP4 using an app on my phone. I then "duplicate" the short MP4 file using InShot to at least 30 seconds. My GIF artworks are usually short, looping animations and uploading 1-3 second videos on Instagram always result in an error. IDKW this happens, so if anyone can help with that I appreciate it lol. Also InShot doesn't ruin the quality for me.

This can be a hassle though especially when I have multiple artworks and I'd rather do everything on my desktop. These days I just use this website to convert the file (there are plenty of other websites that serve the same function) then use Wondershare Filmora to loop the clip and add music. It's not as good as other video editing software but it gets the job done.

I'm sure there are easier ways to do this though and I'd love to know the process too!

If you buy it on the website you get a steam key as well. Just above the payment it mentions what you get.

Also I'm pretty sure it's DRM free either way, so other devices is fine.

this document should serve as a quick guide but i'll list a couple here :

shift+n > new layer

alt+n > copies last frame

alt+d > new cel, will create new frame is no empty frame is availbale

alt+b > new empty frame

each cel is the small circle within each frame, each active layer will have a cell which allows you to only animate parts

> Can I redistribute Aseprite?
> No. From August 2016 you cannot redistribute compiled versions of Aseprite. We have replaced the General Public License (GPLv2) with the new Aseprite EULA.

More here: https://www.aseprite.org/faq/

According to his website https://www.aseprite.org/faq/#what-do-i-get-when-i-buy-aseprite you get the following of you buy via the website.

In addition to support Aseprite development, when you pay for Aseprite you'll get:

A Windows installer and a portable .zip application, signed by David Capello, lead developer of Aseprite.

A Mac OS X .dmg package, signed by David Capello, a registered Developer ID.

A couple of .deb packages, one for Ubuntu x86 and other for x64.

A Steam key to get automatic updates.

Updates up to v1.9. See the roadmap for more information about new features that will be included in v1.x version series.

Priority support via email ().

Do I get updates?

Yes, you do. With your purchase you will be able to download updates from Humble Bundle, Gumroad, itch.io, or Steam up to Aseprite v1.9. With the Steam key, the program will be updated automatically from the Steam client.

See details about how do you update your Aseprite version

For something without a vesa mount (the larger tablets do) you need something that grips the edges firmly without damage.

The outline is created by going to Edit > FX > Outline (Shift+O).

Specific areas are recolored with the pencil tool in shading ink mode -- see https://www.aseprite.org/docs/shading/. He used the Switch Colors command to reverse the color ramp of the shading ink (X). I think the outline alone was changed because it happened to be the only part of the drawing that used that dark color.

If you want to doublecheck or change any of the keyboard shortcuts go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts.

You do not need to use indexed color mode for these features to work.

If you want to be fancy, you could even make all your files 24x24, and then batch export at the 2x output scale with the command line.

Consider installing Libresprite, a free as in freedom, fork of Aseprite from https://www.flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.libresprite.LibreSprite using Flatpak. There is a video about Libresprite at https://youtu.be/P2UqItBJii0.

similar replies with the mobile port, couple of years ago. But development takes time, and I think they try to focus most on what most consumers use aseprite for. Sadly i cant find anything about audio support in the roadmap https://www.aseprite.org/roadmap/

thx, same to you!

Hi there! That can happen when the data/strings/en.ini file is missing. Did you installed other language/translation? you can try resetting your settings: https://www.aseprite.org/docs/reset-preferences/

I'm not 100% sure I understand your question but here goes.

if both sheets are the same size pixelwise and are aligned already you can copy the entire layer from one sheet to the other by just simple copy paste. Just make sure you mark the Layer in the timeline view.

Here is an animated gif showing the process

You can open a picture up in aseprite and it will show you it's palette. From the palette menu you can then rearrange it, make gradients etc and save it as a new palette. I'm sure there's some detailed explanation @ https://www.aseprite.org/docs/tutorial/

• Alternatively if you download a palette.gpl from somewhere you can add it to aseprite/data/extensions/newpalette-palettes/. Then use one of the .json files as a template to edit and show your palette alongside the others.

Does this help?

> You can select the whole active cel content (non-transparent pixels) using Edit > Transform (Ctrl+T or ⌘T).

https://www.aseprite.org/docs/selecting/

Or would the Magic Wand selection tool work better for your situation (shortcut: W)?

I've been getting this error with everything that builds against Allegro 4 since glibc was updated to 2.28 in the Arch repo about a week ago. According to the Allegro docs, these functions were all renamed to prevent conflicts with some implementations of libc, but aliases were put in to enable backward compatibility, and they're enabled by default and need to be manually disabled. That seems to be the issue here -- these function names are conflicting with math functions in the current version of glibc.

You can try either modifying the Aseprite source to define ALLEGRO_NO_FIX_ALIASES and disable the conflicting function declarations (hopefully they're not being called by those names anywhere in Aseprite -- they are in AGS), or temporarily roll back to an earlier version of glibc -- I did the latter to build AGS, but I also had to roll back a bunch of other libraries that had all been updated to work with glibc 2.28.

Btw here is the link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.GameSocksStudio.MuammaHakikatinPesinde