To game developers out there who work a lot with 2D animations: Do you have any tips for dealing with things like changing one little thing on a sprite that results in the arduous task of editing all the frames, resizing them, exporting back into the project, etc etc?
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1. Define the concept well first to not redo work 2. Use software that is designed for frame animations, so going over frames/resizing/exporting is fast 3. If you're doing any repetitive automatable work ask your coder for a tool
I *am* the coder. And what software would that be to use for frame animations?
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There's a lot. Anything with onion skinning and frame import/export/cycling works. A few names: Sprites Asesprite/GraphicsGale. Traditional 2D: Krita/Photoshop. Although the guy I work with uses Paint Tool Sai and has me fix his work. Skeletal anim: Spine/Spriter. +TexturePacker
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