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...Palette entries with alpha value. Select color harmonies. Create light and shadows with the shading ink. Create perfect strokes for pixel-art. Avoid extreme pixel distortions when rotating tiny sprites. Create patterns repeating the image in a 3x3 grid. Create custom brushes for dithering. Composite layers to create color effects. Open or save a sequence of images. Create animations and save them as .gif files. Export your work to sprite sheets in .png and .json files. Recovery your sprites in case of crash. Integrate Aseprite in your assets pipeline with the command-line interface (CLI). ...

TinyEngine is a small, self-contained OpenGL-based 3D engine written in C, designed for learning and prototyping graphics applications. It packs a lot of functionality into a compact codebase, making it ideal for exploring 3D rendering, game development, and shader programming without the overhead of larger engines. Despite its size, TinyEngine supports modern OpenGL features, texture mapping, lighting, and audio, providing a practical foundation for building lightweight 3D experiences.

Tiny but powerful single file wavefront obj loader written in C++03. No dependency except for C++ STL. It can parse over 10M polygons with moderate memory and time. tinyobjloader is good for embedding .obj loader to your (global illumination) renderer. We recommend to use master (main) branch. Its v2.0 release candidate. Most features are now nearly robust and stable (The remaining task for release v2.0 is polishing C++ and Python API).

...In a game or other dynamic multimedia program, the screen (or part of it) is redrawn and refreshed tens of times a second, so there is no need for GUI to ask more refreshes in response of input events; and in a static application each event may change a tiny part of the screen, and only that part needs redrawing. HyperGUI has the flexibility to work in both states.

GlfwCL is a clean and lightweight framework for creating extendible and advanced OpenCL/GL applications. Software is MIT licensed (do whatever you like with the source).

This is very small tool, which is capable of stitching hundreds of images into one single image. The main purpose of the tool is to stitch small pieces of map taken by screenshots for example from OpenStreetMap. The tool automatically calculates relative positions of every single patch. A single patch has to have considerable amount of margins that are required to find control points that will match a pair of patches.

kuView is a picture viewer, provides useful features including Unicode, Exif, scaling filter, shell integration, and archive browsing. May be used as replacement for built-in viewer or ACDSee-like on Windows. Has tiny executable, is portable and green.

libPunts is a tiny 3D rendering engine focused on developing physics simulations. Gravetat is a gravity and electromagnetism simulator built over libPunts.

Just a tiny project. Displays a 2D evolvent of the celestial sphere. Shows how various astrological house systems look like below and above Ecliptic. Uses the Swiss Ephemeris for astrological calculations.