https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=524808
--- Comment #6 from moon <[email protected]> --- I’d like to add a few points to the discussion: Since Krita does not have a graphical extension store or an integrated extension browser, requiring users to manually clone a repository creates a significant barrier to adoption. Most users will simply never go through that process. This effectively makes the plugin inaccessible to a large part of Krita’s user base. The plugin itself does not appear to be actively maintained. That raises the question of whether this functionality should perhaps be considered for integration directly into Krita, rather than relying on an external plugin. At the same time, I’m not sure how much maintenance this feature would actually require once implemented. I believe that being able to export an animation as a sprite sheet is a fairly basic feature for an application that supports animation. Sprite sheets are a standard format used by many game engines and animation workflows (from godot to unreal , unity, bevy ...) . >From a technical standpoint, I would expect this feature to be relatively self-contained. Essentially, it would need to combine the pixel buffers of the animation frames according to the selected layout before passing the resulting image to the existing export system. Of course, I may be oversimplifying the implementation, and the most involved part might actually be integrating the appropriate options into the export dialog. I would also avoid describing this as something intended for a “specific software”. Sprite sheets are not specific to one application: they are commonly used across game engines and frameworks, including Godot, Unity, Unreal Engine, and many others. Overall, I think this would be a useful and relatively natural addition to Krita’s animation workflow, and integrating it directly into Krita would make the feature considerably more accessible than relying on a separately installed plugin. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
