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Provides functionality for creating pixel art animations and exporting assets into animation sheets automatically in the same tool. Everything runs on a unified and simple interface based on YoYoGame's GameMaker.

A gif animation tool that is fast (multicore) and keeps you privacy (open source)

...The software contains the most basic commands, other commands can be created by making functions or by downloading separate function packages that will be available later. There is a commando overview available with examples and with extra information about every function. After you created the dance, you can export images of them as illustration or you can export a video from this dance. You can also map music on your video so your dance will be displayed correctly on the music. A first example with what you can do can be found here using only this software and the music file: www.youtube.com/watch?v=it6nuGk6JAc For more information about updates & the program you can go to the wiki: http://sourceforge.net/p/dancecommander/wiki/Home/ Suggestions, critics, new functions or images are also always welcome!

...The flow of this editor is very simple: 1.Load an image, define the image modules(eg: legs, body, arms, heads, etc) 2.Create all the frames you need by adding modules into a frame(the modules can be scaled, rotated, translated) 3.Create animations by adding frames in the right order(each frame can be scaled, rotated, translated and has a number of frames that will be shown). If the image is too big, this application knows how to optimize it by permuting and repositioning the modules into the image. Also, this editor knows how to export the sprite information in a binary format. Command line is supported for exporting in binary format. Undo/Redo is already implemented in case you need it.