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Introducing the first 15 units of my game, each with their own tiny 24x24 pixel mugshot. It was a challenge, but I’m pretty happy with how they turned out! 😅

I rushed a video for everyone who struggled with the manual, hoping auto-subs will do the trick. It’s also a drinking game: take a drink every time I say #WalkBench 🤣. Now, back to full-time work on my game! youtube.com/watch?v=wcCTmw…

I've just got your app , i think it will help me with the workflow greatly, i just tried it with some sprites i've created previously for an asset pack beowulf.itch.io/mini-animals-1…, works great! thanks for making it!

@Wulf_Studios I’m really happy knowing that other artists might benefit from WalkBench! thanks so much for the support, and huge compliments on your amazing pixel art! 😄

@FeatureKreep @Ketchus96 Thanks! Your game looks awesome too!

@HaniwaSoft @Ketchus96 This looks so good!

@Ketchus96 is cooking, and the first sketchy overworld stuff is starting to show up :v If you’re new here, we’re working on a monster collector with strategic, turn-based battles on a small game board!

@PoshIndie Let me know, I’m craving feedback hehe

@HaniwaSoft I really should have noticed that there were two downloadable demo files instead of one, haha. I shall check it out!

Only 7 hours left to grab WalkBench at 60% off! Not sure if it fits your workflow? No worries: with the release of v1.0.2, I've made a free demo available so you can try it out right away! 😉👇 A huge thank you to everyone who has already bought it and supported my work! ❤️

@PoshIndie Yes! Hehe I have to keep it under the “Download demo” section so everyone can access it but I know it’s a bit tucked away 🤣

@HaniwaSoft Oh hey, there is a downloadable manual, haha.

@PoshIndie Yes, up to 9 frames for each of the 4 animation types (Idle, Walk, Jump, and Action/Attack). You can find more details in the manual :)

@HaniwaSoft Does it support an arbitary number of animation frames?

@Demonheadge Thank you! Let me know if you find it useful :D

@HaniwaSoft I did buy this, thank you. <3 Hopefully I shall get some use out of it. :)

If you tried downloading the Demo over the last few days and only got the manual, the real Demo just dropped! It’s totally free. Also, just a heads-up that these are the final hours for the 60% launch discount! :3

As an artist, it’s frustrating when you have to fix the sprites in the timeline and then reorganize the sprite sheet for the engine. I made WalkBench to test animations directly from sprite sheets. Works with any tool, even Paint. It’s 60% off for 3 days haniwasoft.itch.io/walkbench

If in Aseprite (or your preferred tool) you could test animations directly from the sprite sheet? Explanation below.

Download: haniwasoft.itch.io/walkbench

@Atticus__Finn @Ketchus96 I think it might be because I tagged my friend, next time I’ll try tagging in the comments instead. Thanks! ;)

@HaniwaSoft @Ketchus96 Same! Only showing in the Media and Replies tab for me too and not in posts. No clue why!

@Atticus__Finn @Ketchus96 Or is tagging someone basically the same as a reply? I feel like such a boomer lol

@Atticus__Finn @Ketchus96 Hey! Thank you! We’re still figuring things out, but we’re working hard on it 💪🏻 OT question: did you see this post in the “Posts” tab on my profile? I can only see it under “Replies” (even though it’s not a reply) and in my “Media” tab. It’s the second time I’ve reposted it 😅

@ina2c I’m planning to create a video tutorial so that even if your English is limited, you can easily follow along and get the hang of WalkBench. Also, be sure to keep an eye on my profile or the Itch page for future updates! 🙏

@HaniwaSoft Hello, I bought this program!! It's so cute. Too bad the Sprite is up to 16px. I usually use 48px. I hope I can also use 48-64px later, thank you. (I am not good at foreign languages, so I used a translator.)

@ina2c You can currently set your sprites up to 32×32. Please check the manual for more details 🙂 Thanks for the feedback and for your purchase! I’ll consider increasing the size limits in the future.

@agarpac Thanks to you!

@HaniwaSoft thank u so much purchased

You can drag and drop small PNGs to automatically generate the test scene background.

@CSX64 I've been thinking about a Steam port! But it might create a conflict for users who are running Aseprite (or any other graphics tool) on Steam ;/

@HaniwaSoft Will it get a steam version or be ported to steam ?

@Trunkit_ I used to do it that way too! Here, though, you can move your character around the window using the arrow keys, and if you need to tweak something on the fly you don’t have to rebuild the sprite sheet and send it back to the game engine. 🙂

@HaniwaSoft I just make them on different frames and then cycle them. It achieves roughly the same effect