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liberated-pixel-cup

v0.2.2

Published

This repository provides a programmatical way to generate characters from Liberated Pixel Cup

Downloads

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Readme

Liberated Pixel Cup

This repository provides a programmatical way to generate characters from Liberated Pixel Cup.

All the credits for the assets go to the original authors.

Do NOT ask me for permissions to use those art assets because I don't own them. What I provided is just a tool to generate characters based on those assets.

Usage

yarn add liberated-pixel-cup
import LPC, {Animations} from 'liberated-pixel-cup';
import fs from 'fs';

// I use https://github.com/sanderfrenken/Universal-LPC-Spritesheet-Character-Generator/tree/master/spritesheets
const lpc = new LPC('/local/path/to/sprite/sheet/folder');

// dark body with long blue hair
const buffer = await lpc.overlay(
  lpc.body().male().dark(),
  lpc.hair().male().long().blue()
);

// You can save the buffer as PNG file
fs.writeFileSync('test.png', buffer);

// generate png files for each animation (each row in the png file above)
const animations = await Animations.fromBuffer(buffer);
animations.saveToFile(path.join(__dirname, 'animations'));

Generated files in path.join(__dirname, 'animations') folder:

hurt.png       shoot-n.png    shoot-w.png    slash-n.png    slash-w.png    spellcut-n.png spellcut-w.png thrust-n.png   thrust-w.png   walk-n.png     walk-w.png
shoot-e.png    shoot-s.png    slash-e.png    slash-s.png    spellcut-e.png spellcut-s.png thrust-e.png   thrust-s.png   walk-e.png     walk-s.png

21 files in total.

You can save individual files as well:

fs.writeFileSync('walk-south.png', animations.walk.s);