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Impressive! It isn't open source, right? (I had a brief browse around and didn't see any links to the source but may have missed it)
by nmstoker 2y ago
Impressive!
It isn't open source, right? (I had a brief browse around and didn't see any links to the source but may have missed it)
- tetris11 2y agoI also searched around, found nothing. It would be nice to see a license without having to purchase the binary first.
- a1o 2y agoI don't know if it still exists but there was one that was built on top of blender that was easier to use. Crocotile3D is not as easy to use as it seems, the dude who makes it is an artist who is very specialized in using their own tools - they have their own pixel art tool too. The other tools that have somewhat similar spirit are the voxel ones and the ones that are using stacking sprite as main way to create things.
- akavel 2y ago"Sprytile" is the open-source Blender addon inspired by Crocotile. Seems last updated a few years ago from a quick googling; I never used either, so no idea how they compare or how Sprytile works with the newest Blender.
- waciki 2y agoThere is "ReSprytile", updated for 4.1 (not tested).
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- Narishma 2y agoIt's not. It's a commercial product with a free demo version.
- tux1968 2y agoIt's not open source, and you need a license (or purchase it through Steam) in order to export any of your creations.