iTrue9000
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Okay, I’ve been using this other program, “Game Maker” for a while. I find it easier to make sprites there.
Example: http://imgur.com/VvkAs,xFr5K
But, my question is, can I save my sprites from Game Maker to jpeg and import them into Stencyl so I can program easier? :D
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MaistlinRajere
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Hmm… When I saw the thread title, I thought that your question was going to be “How do you spell Stencyl?”
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iTrue9000
33 posts
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Lol, I didn’t even notice when I created this. Fail. xD
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dotHectate
82 posts
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Stencyl can import JPG, although PNG is a better format (JPG is a “lossy” format, which can cause you to lose detail in your sprites). If Game Maker can export to those formats, then the answer is yes!
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clasher235
586 posts
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Originally posted by dotHectate:
Stencyl can import JPG, although PNG is a better format (JPG is a “lossy” format, which can cause you to lose detail in your sprites). If Game Maker can export to those formats, then the answer is yes!
Doesn’t need to export. Alt+ printscreen at 100% zoom achieves the same affect, so long as you don’t need to preserve transparency. (And, even if you do, you can just add the transparency back in using GIMP.)
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