Krita Spritesheet Generator

A Krita plugin capable of exporting animations as spritesheets.

Installation

Use the following steps to install the Spritesheet Generator plugin and make it available in Krita:

1. Download this repository as a ZIP file by using the Code -> Download ZIP option on GitHub
2. Open Krita and navigate to Settings -> Manage Resources
3. Click the Open Resources Folder button to access your Krita resources folder
4. Unzip the previously download ZIP file
5. Copy and paste the spritesheetgenerator/ folder and the spritesheetgenerator.desktop file into the pykrita/ directory in your Krita resources folder
6. Close and reopen Krita
7. Navigate to Settings -> Configure Krita -> Python Plugin Manager
8. Find Spritesheet Generator in the list of plugins and enable it by checking its checkbox
9. You should now be able to access Spritesheet Generator from the Tools -> Scripts menu. If you're still unable to see it, then you may need to restart Krita.

Usage

After installation, the Spritesheet Generator can be opened by navigating to Tools -> Scripts -> Spritesheet Generator. See below for details on the various options that can be configured.

• File path: The file path that the spritesheet will be exported to. The Browse button can be used to open the computer's native file manager.

• Spritesheet layout: Determines how the sprites will be organized in the spritesheet.

  • Rows: Consecutive sprites will be placed in the same row. Once the row is full, the process will be repeated for the following rows.
  • Columns: Consecutive sprites will be placed in the same column. Once the column is full, the process will be repeated for the following columns.
  • Horizontal Strip: Sprites will be organized into a single horizontal line.
  • Vertical Strip: Sprites will be organized into a single vertical line.

• Sprite dimensions: Options related to the individual size of each sprite in the spritesheet.

  • Width: The desired width of each individual sprite. If this is different than the width of the current document, then the sprites will be resized before being placed in the spritesheet.
  • Height: The desired height of each individual sprite. If this is different than the height of the current document, then the sprites will be resized before being placed in the spritesheet.
  • Filter: The algorithm that will be used to resize the sprites (if needed).
  • Padding: The size of the transparent border added to sprites in the spritesheet. Useful to avoid sprites bleeding into each other.

• Ignore empty frames: If enabled (default), empty frames in the animation timeline will not be included in the spritesheet.