sprite render kit for blender - tool for rendering 4 dir ani

Sprite Render Kit is a sprite rendering system for Blender - specifically designed for rendering animated and static sprites for 2d games.Its benefits become most obvious when you need to create a sprite with 4 or 8 directions of animation. It's main goal is to save you time!

In one click you render an animated character from 4 different angles and the files are properly named!

video trailer:

https://youtu.be/Qnor5mtHVo4

more info and download here:

https://blurymind.itch.io/sprite-render ... blender-3d

looks great - I am sure that I will try it in the near future.

And 2$ is a steal

Edit:

Its on blendermarket now:

https://cgcookiemarkets.com/all-product ... ender-kit/

The kit now comes with a free example project that you can use free of charge in any game if you like.

Just noticed this only now - purchased! I started work on Blender rendered sprites, and wasn't looking forward to setting up all the cameras. This will save me a LOT of time. Thanks!

Rayek Thank you for the support and the generous tip. Please let me know if you have any trouble setting it up. I made a video tutorial - available at the itch.io page.

I am quite happy that so many people are using it in their workflow now

blurymind Thanks. I will be switching from C2 to something else (due to the C3 rental model). You're on the Blenderartist forums as well. aren't you?

Rayek I am with you on the no-thanks-not-renting boat

Yes I am on BA, thank you <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

I love blender and have been actually moving to Godot:

https://godotengine.org/

Godot has a very nice and simple scripting language (similar to python) and is actually open source, so no need to rent it and supports native exporters. Also supports actual 3d games.

If you like construct's visual programming, you can check out gdevelop (free+open source, but very slowly developed) or clickteam fusion (has pros and cons)