spriteLiner is a tool that helps with sprite animation, making it easier to create engaging and dynamic animations. It streamlines the animation process and provides a more efficient workflow.
As a software reviewer, if you're involved in sprite animation either for game development or otherwise, you are well aware of the painstaking task of lining up faces exactly how you need them. Fortunately, the software we are looking at today aims to help users address this challenge.
This utility provides an effortless way of getting your faces lined up and in the correct position. It is as simple as providing the program with a directory that is populated with files named 0.tiff to X.tiff, and it will create a single file combining all of the faces. Additionally, the source code for the application is readily available for reviewers who may wish to delve into the specifics.
The latest update to the software comes with some exciting features, which makes it even more user-friendly. For example, users can now open different file formats, apart from the .tiff format which was previously the only option. The earlier change in version 1.1, which did not work as expected, was undone and made smoother. Users can now drag the folder to the software, making it even easier to use. Additionally, the update comes with an impressive progress indicator to keep users updated on the process.
Overall, this software seems like a useful tool for anyone who needs to line up faces with ease, and the recent update has further improved its usability.
This utility provides an effortless way of getting your faces lined up and in the correct position. It is as simple as providing the program with a directory that is populated with files named 0.tiff to X.tiff, and it will create a single file combining all of the faces. Additionally, the source code for the application is readily available for reviewers who may wish to delve into the specifics.
The latest update to the software comes with some exciting features, which makes it even more user-friendly. For example, users can now open different file formats, apart from the .tiff format which was previously the only option. The earlier change in version 1.1, which did not work as expected, was undone and made smoother. Users can now drag the folder to the software, making it even easier to use. Additionally, the update comes with an impressive progress indicator to keep users updated on the process.
Overall, this software seems like a useful tool for anyone who needs to line up faces with ease, and the recent update has further improved its usability.
What's New
Version 1.3: N/A