AsepriteDotNet 1.1.0.14

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AsepriteDotNet is a cross-platform C# library for reading Aseprite (.aseprite/.ase) files. Once file has been read, the library presents an easy to navigate AsepriteFile class containing the data read from the file.

Features

• Simple one line import method (see Usage section below)
• Supports Aseprite files using RGBA, Grayscale and Indexed color modes.
• Supports all Aseprite layer blend modes.
• Support Aseprite Tileset, Tilemap Layer, and Tilemap Cel.
• Provides processors to convert the Aseprite data loaded into common formats, including:
  • Sprite
  • SpriteSheet
  • TextureAtlas
  • Tileset
  • Tilemap
  • AnimatedTilemap

Installation

Install via NuGet

dotnet add package AsepriteDotNet --version 1.0.0.9

Usage

Load Aseprite file

The following example demonstrates how to load an Aseprite file from disk.

//  Import namespaces
using AsepriteDotNet.Aseprite;
using AsepriteDotNet.IO;

//  Load the Aseprite file from disk.
AsepriteFile aseFile = AsepriteFileLoader.FromFile("file.aseprite");

Get Frame Color Data

In Aseprite, each frame is a collection of cels, with each cel on a different layer and each layer having its own blending mode. To get the full image of a single frame, the frame needs to be flattened. Flatting a frame blends all cel elements, starting with the bottom most layer and blending the layer above it until all layers have blended producing a single iamge.

Doing this in AsepriteDotNet will produce a Rgba32[] containing the pixel data from flattening the frame. You can specify if only cel elements that are on a visible layer should be included, if cels on the background layer should be included, and if tilemap cels should be included.

//  Import namespaces
using AsepriteDotNet.Aseprite;
using AsepriteDotNet.Common;
using AsepriteDotNet.IO;

//  Load the Aseprite file from disk.
AsepriteFile file = AsepriteFileLoader.FromFile("file.aseprite");

//  Flatten the frame to get the pixel data
Rgba32[] framePixels = file.Frames[0].FlattenFrame(onlyVisibleLayers: true, includeBackgroundLayer: false, includeTilemapCels: false);

Processor

AsepriteDotNet provides several out-of-the-box processors that can be used to transform the data in the AsepriteFile that is loaded into common formats. These are out-of-the-box general solutions and may not fit all use cases, but should give an idea if you want to create your own.

Some processors take a ProcessorOptions argument. The following table defines the values that can be set for these options

The examples below demonstrate how to transform the AsepriteFile using one of the processors:

//  Import namespaces
using AsepriteDotNet.Aseprite;
using AsepriteDotNet.Common;
using AsepriteDotNet.IO;
using AsepriteDotNet.Processors;

//  Load the Aseprite file from disk.
AsepriteFile aseFile = AsepriteFileLoader.FromFile("file.aseprite");

//  Create new processor options or use the provided defaults
ProcessorOptions options = ProcessorOptions.Default;

//  Use the Sprite processor to create a sprite from a single frame
Sprite sprite = SpriteProcessor.Process(aseFile, frameIndex: 0, options);

//  Use the TextureAtlas processor to generate a texture atlas from the Aseprite file.  A TextureAtlas generates a packed texture with all frames and TextureRegion data describing the bounds of each frame in the source texture
TextureAtlas atlas = TextureAtlasProcessor.Process(aseFile, options);

//  Use the SpriteSheet processor to generate a sprite sheet from the Aseprite file.  A SpriteSheet contains a TextureAtlas as well as AnimationTags which define the animations created from tags in Aseprite.
SpriteSheet spriteSheet = SpriteSheetProcessor.Process(aseFile, options);

//  Use the TileSetProcessor to generate a texture from a tileset in the Aseprite file
Tileset tileset = TilesetProcessor.Process(aseFile, tilesetIndex: 0, options);

//  Use the TilemapProcessor to generate a tilemap from a specified frame in the Aseprite file
Tilemap tilemap = TilemapProcessor.Process(aseFile frameIndex: 0, options);

//  Use the AnimatedTilemapProcess to generate an animated tilemap from the Aseprite file
AnimatedTilemap animatedTilemap = AnimatedTilemapProcessor.Process(aseFile, options);

License

AsepriteDotNet is licensed under the MIT License. Please refer to the LICENSE file for full license text.

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