skullsoft

How to use it with Game Maker: Export the animation as PNG's to a folder. In Game Maker, make a new sprite, and click the Import Images button once you've opened the editor. Go to the folder, and select all the frames at once (use Shift.) Then load the images. Boom! You've got the animation all nice and neat into Game Maker Sprite Editor!

Hey brashmonkey. I like your program! It's got many features that I've been wanting to have in an graphics program. I have two bugs to report in Spriter: 1) After I exited a project, I reopened Spriter and started a new one. I dound that the Pallete tab was unable to open--it would make a funny little flicker, but I couldn't import any graphics. Reloading the program did not help. And I also found that I could not find any of my projects when i went to open one. 2) Twice now I have found the computer running extremely slowly while Spriter was open (I'm sure that it wasn;t just Spriter that was slow, because I tried various other tasks) and when I exited Spriter, the computer instantaneously went back to normal speed. Any tips, particularly on the first problem? Sorry to make the first post in this forum a bug report.