COLDSTEEL's Sprite Studio Steam news

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• Release dateNov 2, 2023
• DeveloperSTEEL Softworks, LLC
• PublisherSTEEL Softworks, LLC

Genres: Animation & Modeling, Design & Illustration, Photo Editing, Game Development, Early Access

Company pages: Developer: STEEL Softworks, LLCPublisher: STEEL Softworks, LLC

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COLDSTEEL's Sprite Studio Steam news

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• Beta Version 1.18 - 25 April 2024

  Shapes Shapes come in two forms, ellipses and rectangles. From these, you can make circles and squares. The shapes give you the ability to change the border and the fill colors of the shape. The shape is 'placed' in its artboard, and more specifically, its owning layer, by rasterizing it. Lines Lines also come in two forms, linear lines and Bezier lines. Linear lines are lines that connect two points, drug out using the line brush. Bezier lines are created by dragging out two endpoints, and then adding an arbitrary number of control points. The control points are used to determine the curve and shape of the Bezier line. Both types of lines color and thickness can be controlled in the editor. Bug Fixes A variety of bugs were fixed, mostly relating to memory leaks. In addition, a race condition which would cause the application to fail to close in many situations was fixed, or at least hi…

• Beta Update 1.17 - 16 February 2024

  Beta 1.17 UI Themes UI themes are now available. You can select them in the Options drop down menu. You can also create your own if you launch in debug mode. Variable Palette Sizes When creating projects, you can choose the dimensions in pixels for palettes for your projects. Previously, they were always 256 pixels in width and height. This is the maximum they can be, but results in about 65,500 pixels in the palette, which is very likely much more than needed, so most times your palettes would be wasting VRAM. You should still choose a fair size for your palette however, because there is currently no way to resize it. Bug Fixes Palette related bugs with RGB and Grayscale projects are gone. There was a random string of text in a menu that embarrassingly got left in the menu. It was related to the variable palette sizes. Now the string of text makes more sense. Not exactly a bug fix but…

• New Update: Palette Modification - 9 January 2024

  A new update for Sprite Studio is out, and this is a large one. TLDR You can now modify palettes directly, A new brush has been added that simply allows you to select which artboard to be active without having to modify it, Some changes have been made to API, Some bugs have been removed, and Scripts will be updated shortly. Overview Sprite Studio has received its next major update. This adds a new features to the application; you can now modify the palettes directly. This features is used for more advanced control over the colors of your images, and you can do some pretty cool things with this. With this feature you could draw your subject on the palette, and then reference specific pixels of the palette for your artboards. Then, you can update the appearance of the subject in the palette, and all pixels on artboards which referenced the changed pixels will also be changed (because they…

• COLDSTEEL's Sprite Studio Early Access Beta Release! - 3 November 2023

  COLDSTEEL's Sprite Studio COLDSTEEL's Sprite Studio is a new generation pixel editing and animation application for 2D graphic creation, and it is releasing into beta Early Access now! This has been a 10 month project by one person to experiment and expand on the offerings of pixel editors we currently have. Features Sprite Studio has a number of unique features that make it worth investigating. Animation Support: you can create animations and export them into an easy to use file format thanks to, STEEL's Sprites Library: a free and open source library written in both C and Java you can use to import and animate the images you create in Sprite Studio. You can find links to it below, Scripting Support: you can create, upload, and download scripts from the Steam Workshop or share them among friends. These scripts are written in Python and are a powerful way to extend Sprite Studio, Steam…

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