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Aseprite Wizard 11

by Vinicius Gerevini | MIT

Aseprite Wizard is a godot plugin to help import Aseprite animations to Godot. It provides a few different import methods, and supports various nodes, such as AnimationPlayers, AnimatedSprites 2D/3D and SpriteFrames

This plugin adds a set of tools to help importing animations from Aseprite to Godot. Automatic importers to quickly import Aseprite files as different types (SpriteFrames, Static image, spritesheet texture, Tileset texture, etc) Inspector dock section to

Aseprite Spritesheet Importer 4

by Colin Heathman | MIT

A simple yet powerful Godot plugin designed to streamline importing spritesheets and animations from Aseprite. Treat your ASE files like source code

Aseprite Spritesheet Importer A simple yet powerful Godot plugin designed to streamline importing spritesheets and animations from Aseprite. Treat your ASE files like source code! Key Features Update on save: Saving the changes to an Aseprite file will

Dot Aseprite Importer 0

by drs90 | MIT

Imports .aseprite / .ase files as SpriteFrames, one animation per tag, timed like in Aseprite, with nothing exported into your project. Optional 3x3 grid of facing directions for top-down characters, AnimationPlayer sync that keeps your own tracks, and a

Imports .aseprite / .ase files as they are: each file becomes a SpriteFrames resource with one animation per tag, timed like in Aseprite, with nothing exported into your project. Save in Aseprite, switch back to Godot, and the animations update. Works for

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