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DAME
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"Matrix" Tool
DAME comes with a matrix tool that allows you to create a custom matrix of tiles that you can then use to paint varying sizes of that grid onto your map. It also allows you to randomize the tiles in the center of the grid making this a great tool for creating backgrounds.
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Parallax Scrolling
DAME features support for parallax scrolling with multiple layers.
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Full Control Of Sprites
DAME allows you full control over each individual sprite. For example, you can draw directly on each sprite to make it unique. It even goes detailed enough to let you choose which frame an animated spite starts on. In addition, DAME has a "Sprite Trail" feature that makes it easy to draw a series of sprites on the map any way you wish. This is especially useful when placing things like coins.
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Supports Custom Lua Exporters
DAME allows you to write your own custom Lua exporters to adapt DAME to your needs.
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EasyRPG
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EasyRPG's player works with assorted games
Game player can run assorted RPG Maker 2000/2003 games out of the box with few glitches currently.
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Aims to be compatible with RPG Maker 2000/2003 games
EasyRPG's editor aims to be compatible with projects made with RPG Maker 2000/2003.
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Free and open source
EasyRPG is licensed under the GPL license, with source code available on GitHub.
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Some third party RPG Maker patches are supported in the player already
Functionality not present in RPG Maker 2000/2003 such PNG 24 bit alpha transparency, MOD music support and some extra command line interface parameters, such as skip title menu, are already a part of the EasyRPG player.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac
Mobile targets:
Android, iOS
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Nintendo, Playstation
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Adobe Animate (formerly Flash Professional)
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No more support
Adobe ditched AIR which they will EOL at 2020
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Powerful tool
This program has developed AAA TV Series and Movies like Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
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Exspensive
Flash can be priced at $999.99 on the official Abobe store.
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Export to HTML5
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Interpolation between frames
Several ways to create animation and special effects: motion tweens, classic tweens.
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Create and organize layers
Layers help you organize the artwork in your document. You can draw and edit objects on one layer without affecting objects on another layer.
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Bone tool
Bone tool that enables you to link symbols together quickly and easily in a parent/child relationship commonly referred to as inverse kinematics.
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Easy to use
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RPG Maker VX Ace
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Quick and easy to learn
Built for ease of use to get your game made quickly!
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Windows only development
With the ability to only work and deploy on Windows RPG Maker misses a major opportunity to create awesome RPG’s that anyone can play.
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Plenty of premade assets to get you started
Super high quality art assets get you making a game quickly without it looking terrible.
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Multi-user development can be a hassle
RPG Maker was not really intended for multi-user support. There are a few tactics but for those of you who are used to with multi-user development may get annoyed.
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Steam support
Get a ton of great assets for the community by the community through Steam’s Workshop support.
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Isometric not out of the box
Want to make a tactics game? Well you’re going to have to do some extra work to get those awesome isometric tiles in your game.
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Large community
Never a shortage of user tutorials, assets, or support.
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RPG Maker stigma
There is a major stigma with using RPG Maker since it does have such a low bar to entry. If you do use this engine just make sure your game is so awesome that no one will care what it was made in.
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Simple scripting implementation
Quickly script simple events with a few clicks. This powerful part of the editor allows you to get through the tedious amount of content for quests and other in game sequences quickly.
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Only one tileset per map
While a tileset in RPG Maker can encompass many files it also can be a hassle if you want to use multiple tilesets on a map. You can switch tilesets through code for multi-world game though.
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Creating maps is simple
Choose a tileset and get to mapping! Supported tiles will connect automatically to help you speed through the mapping process. Setting events on tiles is easy to do and populating your world with NPC’s and other items is easy to do.
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Uses Ruby as a scripting language
Need more power for things like battle systems, plugins, or awesome effects? RPG Maker uses Ruby along with its own library to bring you the tools you need to stand out.
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Powerful Database for everything you need
Everything you make is done through this powerful expansive database. You customize every character, weapon, enemy, and skill through this and so much more to make a designer's life easier.
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Ton of customization options
Create things quickly with things like the character customizer or the experience curve editor. RPG Maker is made to let you change every single thing in your game swiftly and simply.
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Relatively cheap
Although not free it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg to get RPG Maker VX Ace. You can buy RPG Maker for $69.99 or get a free trial to see if it’s right for you.
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Piskel
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Works in any browser
WPiskel is HTML5-based so it works in any modern browser.
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Lacks a true resizing tool
There doesn't seem to be any decent tool in Piskel for an easy stretch or shrink. The only ways possible is resizing the whole image or importing and image and shrinking it from the export tool.
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Animation support
Piskel includes onion skinning, exporting to sprite sheets or gifs, defining frame rate, and present live playback.
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No button for undo
Have to use ctrl+Z.
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Sleek interface
It is also easy on the eyes.
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Rotation is limited
Rotation is only made in predefined angles. Does not support variable rotations or mouse based rotation. Does not support rotating selected areas, only frames-layers.
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Very simple for beginners
Once you get the hang of it its a very powerful tool
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Shading by hand
Shading can be difficult.
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Offline versions available
The downloadable version of Piskel (built with node-webkit) is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
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Doesn't work well with drawpads
In the online tool you can't draw lines at all, yet using a graphic tablet, being in the offline version controls are pretty chunky and everytime you start drawing a line, the screen flickers black for a short period of time.
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Easy to use lighten and darken tool
With the click of a button you can create amazing shading.
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Enough tools to be powerful
It has enough tools to be powerful, but not too many to put off beginners.
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Open source
Piskel is licensed under Apache License, meaning that the user can use the software for any purpose.
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Has a straight foreward tile view mode
... so you can instantly see the result while drawing tiles
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GrafX2
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Scriptable using Lua
GrafX2 is scriptable using the Lua language, which can be used to automate tasks and add new functionality to it. The script library features advanced color reduction and enhancement tools, palette analysis, and much more.
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Dated look and feel
It looks like it was never supposed to be used in the modern world.
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Supports many file formats
GrafX2 supports many file formats, including the popular gif and png, but also importing and exporting from deluxe paint, degas elite, and various other editors using custom formats.
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Lack of modern features
Some modern features that are necessary to do pixel art creation for game dev work are lacking.
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Very large number of tools and effects
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Free, open source, and cross-platform
GrafX2 is totally free to use, copy, and modify. It's available on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Haiku, AROS, MorphOS, SkyOS, Syllable, Mint, and a few more systems. Basically anything is supported by the SDL library.
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Palette color cycling
GraphX2 being based on older 256 bitmap software has inherited some tricks that modern pixel editors do not have . One of them being the ability to cycle color palette and produce animations and effects with it.
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Has a great palette tool
You can create gradients from one color to another, work in either RGB or HSL color space, save and load palettes, sort and organize palettes, and even work on "color cycling" images.
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Supports tileset addition and extraction
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Supports animations
The program has a basic support for animation using frames in newer versions. Graphics can be cloned and copied between frames and changed slightly. See here how to animate with GrapfX2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gnq6zBZOqoM
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Has a customizable UI with themes support
Theme UI style can easily be changed from settings including buttons and colors.
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Drawing constraint mode for vintage 8bits machine
The program is able to enforce the pixel constraints of old machines (C64, ZX Spectrum, Apple II, Game Boy Color, etc.) For example, in ZX Spectrum mode, only 2 different colors can be used in a 8x8 pixel block.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, macOS, Haiku
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2D Toolkit
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Good documentation
The documentation for the toolkit is well written and there are video tutorials as well as an active community.
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Doesn't integrate with Unity's Sprite system
2D Toolkit provides a completely proprietary sprite implementation. Though it can be used alongside Unity's 2D systems, the two are completely separate and require different code to utilize.
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Includes source code
No need to pay more to get access to the source code.
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Pixel-perfect camera
Pixel games in the style of 8 or 16 bit systems need to have each pixel uniform on the screen which 2D Toolkit supports with a camera component.
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Add colliders in the atlas editor
Choose from either a box, sphere, or mesh collider that will output as either a 3D or 2D collider in Unity.
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Create different resolutions of atlas
2D Toolkit allows for different sizes of atlas from 1x, 2x, or 4x which can be changed depending on platform resolution.
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Built to work inside Unity
2D Toolkit is an editor extension so users don’t have to leave the Unity engine for tile mapping.
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Create Atlases within the tool
Create sprite sheets for tiles to save draw calls and to keep tilesets organized.
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Supports the Tiled TMX Format
Create tilemaps in Tiled and implement with 2D Toolkit.
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AutoTileGen
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Free tile-placement plugin
AutoTileSet is a tile placing tool part of the AutoTileGen family that is supported in Unity, Construct 2, and GameMaker to create tilemaps. AutoTileSet does not need AutoTileGen to work.
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Extra work needed for Isometric Tiles
Isometric tiles are not technically supported but can be achieved with camera work and setting up tile art yourself.
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Auto-creates tilesheets
Auto Gen Tile takes a few image parameters and a few settings that will quickly create a full tilesheet with 48 tiles for full bordered terrains.
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Auto-creates borders on tilemap
While placing tiles on the tilemap AutoTileSet will place appropriate borders and filler tiles instead of the user having to change each tile for each variation. It also support multiple tile sheets for variation and placing them correctly.
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Blender
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Free and open source
Blender is licensed under the GPL. Some Blender modules such as the Cycles rendering engine are licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
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Too many possibilities, no unified workflow
The operations are not optimized enough for specific tasks.
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Wide import and export format support
Support lots of modern 3D formats including DAE and FBX - ideal for game developers.
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The physics engine is a bit lagging behind, especially the destruction physics
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Has a powerful rendering engine
Blender runs the Cycles path tracing engine under the hood. Cycles is a very powerful rendering engine capable of full path tracing (light fall off, caustics, volumetrics). It is mostly compatible with OpenCL and CUDA rendering, and is implementing mycropolygon displacement features. The upcoming release has a viewport engine called EEVEE whereby you can see and interact with your work in render mode in real time!
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Difficult learning curve
Blender has a history of being unintuitive, but the 2.8 overhaul made the program far easier for beginners to pick up, and changes continue to be made to further improve the experience. However, there is still a learning curve.
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Python extensibility
Blender embeds Python 3, which can be used to write add-ons, tools, extend the interface, rig characters and automate tasks.
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Not good for Industrial Design because it uses average vertex normals
You can not create a hard surface with a radius continuity degree along a surface using a specific radius value.
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Powerful animation suite
Blender provides a full rigging system, and automates animation by interpolating between keyframe positions.
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Vertex normal issues on edges after boolean operations.
After creating a simple boolean operation the vertex normals are broken. A lot of work to fix the issue and you loos surface continuity.
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Supports both low-poly and hi-poly modeling
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Bad vertex normal after boolean operations
Does not handle well polygon intersections. And need tweaking by hand points or adding average vertex normals via modifiers.
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Regular release schedule
Releases are made every ~3 months.
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Does not handle NURBs
Is not capable of real hard surface for industrial design because is not able to reproduce surface continuity degree as a NURBs does and average vertex normal destroy surface radius.
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Sculpting and 3D painting features
Although Blender's 3d painting and sculpting tools (mostly painting) are not at par with specialized software like Substance Painter, ZBrush, or Mari, it is more than capable of getting most jobs done if the user takes the time to learn and understand it.
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Poor particle system
The Blender particle system can at times be a little limiting and finicky (and buggy) to get working. Even if it can get most straight forward jobs done, it is far from the most advanced system, and could benefit largely from advancements.
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Includes video editing & compositing tools
Blender's node-based compositor has comprehensive video sequencing and post-processing features.
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Node based modeling support
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Keyboard shortcuts
Good keyboard shortcuts for everything. Keep your left hand on the keyboard and your right hand on the mouse.
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Very useful for a freelancer
It offers a round solution (it covers many areas and professional fields) for a freelancer, for free, constantly updated, very polished, and allowing high quality results that clients do require. After some learning, it becomes very useful for professional work.
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Has a large community
There's a huge community to help you get started immediately.
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Coherent and streamlined workflow / internal use logic
The trick with Blender is to get used to its usage philosophy, as it keeps consistent through all the application. Once you get it, every feature or addition is learnt naturally, almost effortlessly.
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Very versatile
You don't have to switch between software when you want to do different things. Because modeling, sculpting, composting, video editing etc can all be done in blender.
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Generative geometry using nodes
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Windows, Linux, Mac, FreeBSD
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C, Python
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Yes (as of 2.8)
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MonoGame
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Cross-platform
Support for iOS, Android, Mac OS X, Linux, Windows (both OpenGL and DirectX), Windows 8 Store, Windows Phone 8, PlayStation Mobile, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and the OUYA console with even more platforms on the way.
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Slow rate of updates
Versions 3.9 is overdue by a year, and version 4.0 is set to release in 2040.
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Open source
All the code is available to you ensuring you'll have the ability to make changes when you need to or even port to whole new platforms.
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Non-Windows tools are a bit funky
Monogame support for Xamarin Studio or Monodevelop is a bit shaky especially for library references. Only good non-Windows IDE compatible with MonoGame is Rider and that costs money & isn't open-source.
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Well-known and documented API
The framework implements the XNA 4 API, so games made in XNA can be ported to other platforms using this. This was the same API used by the Xbox Live Indie Games platform so there's lots of documentation online for it.
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Managed code
By leveraging C# and other .NET languages on Microsoft and Mono platforms you can write modern, fast, and reliable game code.
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Good community
The community MonoGame has to offer is helpful and mature.
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Performance on desktop
The performance on desktop platforms matches that of C++, but you still get all the pleasant features that C# has to offer.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Languages:
C#
Mobile targets:
Android, IOS, Windows phone
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Spine
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Integration libraries support most engines
Spine provides integrated modules for 14 major engines including GameMaker Studio, Cocos2Dx, LOVE, MonoGame, Unity, XNA, Flash, HTML 5, libgdx, Corona, and more. Generic runtime libraries are also available for C, C++, Objective C, C#, JavaScript, Lua and ActionScript 3. Dozens of third party libraries support additional targets.
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Spine Professional is expensive
Spine Essential includes nearly all features, except IK, weights, and meshes. Spine Professional is expensive, though it does give all future updates for life (Spine is updated very often).
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Simplified UI allows for an easy learning curve
No-nonsense workflow allows you to create your artwork in programs much better suited for the task like Illustrator and Inkscape for example, while Spine itself focuses only on the important task of skeletal animation.
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Requires EVERY developer to have a license
Ever developer needs a license, not just the animator, or an overall license for the project. The license agreement is extremely restrictive.
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Allows for easy use of artwork from third party programs
Spine's developers provide scripts which makes exporting artwork from third party programs much easier to do.
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Doesn't support gamemaker 2.3
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Community-driven feature roadmap
Esoteric Software maintains public Waffle issue trackers to help plan and prioritize feature additions.
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No integration for lesser known engines
Spine does not directly support some game engines, such as Construct 2 or Clickteam Fusion.
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Funded via Kickstarter
Spine received resounding support from Kickstarter backers, beating its pledge goal by over 5 times. A second successful Kickstarter added meshes and other important features.
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Price high for this product
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GAF Converter
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Supports 99% of what can be created in Flash
Artists and animators don’t need any special planning or preparations of their SWF files before converting.
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Sound support only in Premium version
GAF Converter supports sound but only in the Premium version.
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Allows using Flash animations in Unity
You can convert Flash animations directly in Unity with the help of plug-in. The converted .gaf file consists of a texturte atlas and a binary config.
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Supports different frameworks
Full playback API supported in Unity3d, Cocos2d-x, Cocos2d, Starling.
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DragonBones Pro
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Almost no documentation
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Animation weight
This is a very useful feature because you can make a walk animation that you can simply change the animation weight to see the character start running, because it will increase the scale of the movement of the bones in the animation. This will increase the hand and the leg swing as you increase the animation weight and the character, making it appear as though it is running.
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Not developed anymore
Publisher/ Developer dropped support for the software and left it in the dark. Use Spine instead.
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Switch sprites
Can easily switch sprites in between the animations like switching clothes and other multiple behaviors.
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Deceptive pricing
It's not "free" if you can't save, and tutorials cost money.
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Completely programmable animations
Watching and moving can be programed depending upon certain events.
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Animation speed changing, bone scaling, switching postures
Size as well as animation speed can be easily changed during an animation.
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Multiresolution with texture scale
Can easily export to different texture sizes to target multiple resolution platforms.
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Color transform, changeable Z-Order
Can easily change the Z-Order of a sprite during an animation and can also change the color mask on a sprite, in between an animation.
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Animation reuse/clone
Create once and use the same animation for different characters just by simply cloning the same animation for the new characters.
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Nesting skeleton, timeline tween
You can nest skeletons and change the timeline of the animation in between the animations in order to make some cool effects.
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Flash Pro extension, WYSWYG
There is an extension available for Adobe Flash users, which gives a WYSWYG design window inside of flash.
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Pyxel Edit
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Supports animations
Tiles can be animated within Pyxel Edit, with "onion skin" frame overlays to assist in making smooth frame transitions.
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development has stopped -- developer has stated 8/20 that a new version will be released soon
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Intuitive UI
Pyxel Edit is widely acclaimed for its ease of use.
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Lacks some tools
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Tileset extraction
Given an image and specified tile dimensions, Pyxel Edit will extract a tileset with no duplicate tiles. This mostly works for flat images though. If you feed Pyxel "finished maps" you will still get a lot of duplicates.
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No Linux version
There is no Linux version of the editor.
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Tilemap serialization support
Tile-based images (maps) built in Pyxel Edit can be serialized via XML or JSON for easy import elsewhere.
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Free version lacks features
The free version of Pyxel Edit is an outdated beta. It does not receive updates.
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Cheap compared to others
For only $9 (£6), this is one of the cheapest but also one of the best pixel editors out there.
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Proprietary, closed-source software
This software does not respect your freedom.
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Live tile-update
Instantly see if your tiles are tileable and/or seamless and fix it easily.
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Mac version is dependent on Adobe Air
The OSX version of the application requires Adobe Air to run.
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Indexed tiles can be used for reusing objects in animations
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Fusion Character Animator
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Editor module
Sprite art can be edited within FCA with paint/draw, tint and scaling tools.
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Basic tool
The program is not a powerful tool, you can only choose from a small selection of pre-set animations and pre-drawn sprites.
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Requires no knowledge of sprite animation
FCA provides a collection of pre-built animations, and only requires the user to supply images for each body part.
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Humanoid sprites only
FCA uses a single human-shaped skeletal model, and all the provided animations are for human movement.
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Works with most popular game engines
Fusion Character Animator is compatible with MMF2, Fusion 2.5, Scirra Construct, GameDev, RPGMaker VX Ace, Game Maker and Unity 2D.
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Pixelate Me for retrogaming
Sprites can be automatically reduced and pixelated, with additional control over the color palette.
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Easy to manage generated pictures and folder
Export file manager can manager or erase easily generated pictures.
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Creature
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Automated animation
One of Creature's strengths is its ability to assign motors on bones which will generate animations based on parameters set on the motors.
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Unity runtime always up to date
Among various game engine supported, Unity is the most up to date runtime including the most recent features, many samples, integrating well in the Unity editor.
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Easy to use
Creature has a simple workflow structured into 3 steps: Meshing, Rig and Animate.
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