A sprite editor to create sprites which can only be used and displayed in the editor. Not the most useful creation but a unique one, at least. I made this back when I didn't really know what I was doing programming-wise. It definitely shows. There are lot's of useless features available here each of which would have made greater sense if I had ever finished this project. Looking back on this code, I do not intend ever to finish it. Oh, and I'm guessing everything is broken.
CONTROLS:
Click to add a point. Hold to add points.
C to change color
N to create a new poly
F1 to save file as
S to add shapes
= to change the zoom level
v to generate a variation of the sprite with attachments and changes based on attributes
f to fill the polies
i to restrict points to simple polygons
r to change resolution
g to display a grid
z to undo poly
Shift + z to undo point
b to cycle background
d to delete individual polies
Shift + d to delete all polies
a to add attributes to polies
Shift + a to add attributes to all polies
l to lock points of current poly onto polies in background
m to toggle mirror
Shift + m to create mirror from current poly if only two points placed
ATTRIBUTES:
Attributes can be added to individual polies which enable different functions for generating variations.
Attributes are added as "key, first argument, second, third, etc"
change generates a new variation every given milliseconds in the first argument
genshape allows the poly to move points a max of the first argument and at a frequency of the second argument
Invisible does not fill the poly and gives the boundary a dotted line
complex allows varied points to form complex polygons
gencolor varies the poly's color based on max hue difference, saturation difference, and lightness difference as the first, second, and third arguments respectively. Uses the HSL scale
allows a path to a sprite folder to be specified as the first argument. Random sprites will be pulled from the folder with attach attributes which match the current sprite and are overlayed with the attach polies lined up