How To Make A Sprite Sheet from a 3D Animation with Blender and ImageMagick #shorts

#blender #imagemagick #gamedev
This video shows you how to export a 3D animation as images, and turn them into a sprite sheet for use with a 2D game engine. Stitching the sprite sheet together is done using a tool called ImageMagick, which is independent of Blender.

This video assumes you already have a 3D animation done in Blender. If you are new to 3D and Blender, I recommend these videos by Royal Skies!

Using Blender 3.3.4 for this video (Blender 3.0 or greater should work fine)
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I have this among other tutorials in development on my website, which you can find here:

The assets used in the video are for my platformer, Flick! I'll be open souring the project, too!

Check out my game studio and IT consultancy agency, Nunkware Digital!
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#blender #tutorial #2d #2d3d #sprites #gamedev #gamedevelopment

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Curious what lighting setup you use for this? Doing very similar but still sorting out how to handle a “neutral” light to mimic a 2d drawing