You can read the the #14 development update, with the progress from the second half of December 2019 to the first half of March 2020, at the following address: https://encelo.github.io/2020-03-23-ncine-dev-update-14//.
Some of the highlights:
Yesterday I published SpookyGhost, a tool that lets you animate multiple sprites in a procedural way.
It is based on the nCine, meaning it is coded in C++, it uses ImGui, and it would potentially run on all the engine supported platforms: Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and Emscripten.
At the moment you can download a demo for Windows and macOS.
It has no limitations, you can find it on Itch.io.
Some of the tool features are:
It is based on the nCine, meaning it is coded in C++, it uses ImGui, and it would potentially run on all the engine supported platforms: Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and Emscripten.
At the moment you can download a demo for Windows and macOS.
It has no limitations, you can find it on Itch.io.
Some of the tool features are:
- Parent-child relations between sprites for advanced transformations
- You can create animation groups and play them in parallel or sequentially
- Unlimited canvas size ...
You can read the the #13 development update, with the progress from the second half of September to the first half of December 2019, at the following address: https://encelo.github.io/2019-12-24-ncine-dev-update-13/.
Some of the highlights: