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thomaseding

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You can use Blender (100% free) to do this for you from the recorded Aseprite images. You can google for "blender import png image sequence" for videos on how to do it. Just point it at the directory that has all the timelapse images.

You can use a tool such as AutoHotKey to remap your keyboard for this game.

Finally a .W8D to aspire to! Unfortunately IDDQD does not work.

Awesome. Sorry for the C-like Lua... I've never read or written Lua before and couldn't be bothered to read a tutorial :)


Also it looks like you beat me to a backward compatibility shim. Perhaps we should shove the version number into a metadata file such as  `foo__record/_version.txt`.

I made a script fork today that removed the annoying popup save dialog (among other changes):

https://github.com/thomaseding/aseprite-record

Does not require a special build of Aseprite itself (Steam install works fine).

I made a fork today that:

- Fixed crashes with Selection Tool + Move Tool

- Removed the annoying popup save dialog

- Defaulted snapshot interval to 1 (instead of 3)

- Nicer output file names

https://github.com/thomaseding/aseprite-record

Feel free to yank some/all of the new content from this and bring it into the main project.

I also wrote a post processor that will collapse sequences of identical output files. It will also rename things in proper order, letting you hand-delete bad recorded frames (such as an accidental paint fill). It's still pretty rough on the edges (wrote it today), so I don't have a link for it up yet.