Aseprite plugin

This extension adds support for Aseprite SpriteSheets and Animations exported to json.

> npm install @excaliburjs/plugin-aseprite

> npm install @excaliburjs/plugin-aseprite

1. Export using the aseprite cli or through the UI

2. Load the Aseprite resource via the json and voila ✨

• Use AsepriteResource.getAnimation(name) to retrieve animations by the name in aseprite
• Use AsepriteResource.getSpriteSheet() to get the equivalent Excalibur SpriteSheet
• Use Aseprite.rawAseprite to access the raw data structure from Aseprite
• Use Aseprite.image to access the source image for the SpriteSheet

Example:

typescript
import { AsepriteResource } from '@excaliburjs/plugin-aseprite'
const game = new Engine({
  width: 600,
  height: 400,
  displayMode: DisplayMode.FitScreen,
})
const asepriteSpriteSheet = new AsepriteResource('./beetle.json')
const loader = new Loader([asepriteSpriteSheet])
game.start(loader).then(() => {
  const anim = asepriteSpriteSheet.getAnimation('Loop')
  const actor = new Actor({ pos: vec(100, 100) })
  actor.graphics.use(anim)
  game.currentScene.add(actor)
})

typescript
import { AsepriteResource } from '@excaliburjs/plugin-aseprite'
const game = new Engine({
  width: 600,
  height: 400,
  displayMode: DisplayMode.FitScreen,
})
const asepriteSpriteSheet = new AsepriteResource('./beetle.json')
const loader = new Loader([asepriteSpriteSheet])
game.start(loader).then(() => {
  const anim = asepriteSpriteSheet.getAnimation('Loop')
  const actor = new Actor({ pos: vec(100, 100) })
  actor.graphics.use(anim)
  game.currentScene.add(actor)
})