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# QUROGames Animation Tools
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Tools for creating sprite animations from single-image spritesheets, for use with the MonoGame framework.
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## Screenshots
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### Animation Studio
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### Sprite Map Editor
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## About
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Written between November 2018 and January 2019 as my first foray into desktop application development using Forms. Until developing these tools, I had been hard-coding my sprite information and animation data in my projects and found the process to be very obtuse. I wished to make it more accessible for content creators to create sprite animations for use in MonoGame, so I created these tools to ease the process.
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While I didn't end up using these tools much (I switched to Godot for game development soon after their completion), I learnt a lot about UI development and the data structures required to build simple 2D animations with multiple components.
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