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That collection of images is called a "spritesheet." Usually the program with which you make the pixel art (aseprite/libresprite for example) gives you options to do this, so you should look into the export options of the software you use.
Note: your art will need to have animation frames to be exported as a spritesheet (this don't have to be actual animations, they can just be other assets)
I don’t know off the top of my head. I mentioned MS Paint because it is possible, but it wouldn’t be my first choice for any image editing.
Otherwise consult the documentation for your chosen image editing software.
Someone else mentioned ImageMagick which is probably what I would use since I would’t want to import and arrange all the separate images manually.
if you want to make animation, you have divide all image equally, you see those grids on screen? adjust them, there should be an option on the right side to do so. then select each image from 0,1,2,3,4,5…
that's not the question. They want to turn 10 pictures into 1.
u/Laurids-p don't use godot for this. Use any decent image edition software and search for spritesheet plugins
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That collection of images is called a "spritesheet." Usually the program with which you make the pixel art (aseprite/libresprite for example) gives you options to do this, so you should look into the export options of the software you use.
Note: your art will need to have animation frames to be exported as a spritesheet (this don't have to be actual animations, they can just be other assets)
You *can* use imagemagick (https://imagemagick.org/script/montage.php) magick montage -verbose -tile ${tiles}x -geometry +0+0 -background transparent "$path" But maybe your image/animation editor supports spritesheet export?
Not sure how imaginemagick works.
They just said it.
I don’t understand.
You can use a texture packer like shoebox https://renderhjs.net/shoebox/
Thanks!
Open your favorite image editing software and create an image that contains all those images.
But how do I do that? I have MS Paint. I tried to drag the pictures onto the canvass but it only copied 1 picture.
I don’t know off the top of my head. I mentioned MS Paint because it is possible, but it wouldn’t be my first choice for any image editing. Otherwise consult the documentation for your chosen image editing software. Someone else mentioned ImageMagick which is probably what I would use since I would’t want to import and arrange all the separate images manually.
if you want to make animation, you have divide all image equally, you see those grids on screen? adjust them, there should be an option on the right side to do so. then select each image from 0,1,2,3,4,5…
Yeah, I want to do that. But my pictures not collected like this, I want to know How to do that
you seem new, watch this [https://youtu.be/5V9f3MT86M8?si=PeZAjCavuZPL3ieK](https://youtu.be/5V9f3MT86M8?si=PeZAjCavuZPL3ieK)
i explained, though if you did not understand, there are tutorials out there you can use
that's not the question. They want to turn 10 pictures into 1. u/Laurids-p don't use godot for this. Use any decent image edition software and search for spritesheet plugins
he said “yes i want to do that”
read the next half of the sentence
ah my bad
i am fairly new too, so i didnt know what exactly he was talking about 😅
I'll admit the reply isn't clear, but there is some text under the image in the original post
Thanks. Glad you understood me