Tiger is a graphical tool for generating spritesheets and metadata about the animation and hitboxes they contain.
- Timeline-editing for authoring animations
- Easy to add and position hitboxes
- Support for custom formats when exporting metadata
- Generated texture atlas for use in-engine
- Free and open-source with a permissive license
One of the following:
- Windows 7 or newer
- Linux (any reasonably modern distribution should do)
- Download the latest release (you want the .exe file)
- Run the executable
- That's it, you're done!
- Install GTK-3. This is most likely available from your distribution's package manager. For instance on Ubuntu, execute
sudo apt-get install libgtk-3-dev - Install the Rust compiler by executing
curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | shor using an alternative method
- Download the latest release of Tiger (you want the .tar.gz file)
- Extract the archive in a directory and open a terminal in that directory
- Execute
make install(this may take several minutes)
This installation process puts the Tiger executable in ~/.local/bin/tiger.
If you want to uninstall Tiger, execute make uninstall from the extracted archive's directory. This will simply delete the files created by the install process.
See here.