Lu = currentLayer.pixelData(i-1, j-1, 1,1) Rd = currentLayer.pixelData(i+1, j+1, 1,1) Ru = currentLayer.pixelData(i+1, j-1, 1,1) L = currentLayer.pixelData(i-1, j+0, 1,1) R = currentLayer.pixelData(i+1, j+0, 1,1) I tried LibreSprite but I still like KritaĪnd I hope pixel perfect feature will be officially implemented someday. → enable ten script plugin → assign above script → drawing so sorry if there are any mistakes.Ĭopy all code → save it in any folder you want. (This is not a pixel_perfect feature and code not cleaned up)Īlso I do not really understand bytearray part. I wrote the following script for my personal need. I’m not developer, so I can’t help much with the feature itself, but knowing about the way it works, I found this two refs that could give you an idea of how other people solved it for their own software. It is really useful for pixel art creation, but also for fav icons, correct images that are downscaled, control small details, etc. It consist in making the pixels in a line with a progression of consecutive pixels in the same axis, so the curves could look more natural and less broken. Pixel perfect is a way to visually smooth pixel art. In the left side you can see how actually krita draw 1 pixel lines, an the seccond one is how pixel perfect looks. The explanation of this feature can be easily seen in this image: Of course it can be done manually, but this takes a lot of time and effort that could be saved with this feature.
I use Krita as my main tool for creating illustration, textures, sprites, animation, etc but I still feel it could improve in the field f game sprites with an option like pixel perfect line.
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