CryPixels

I change my review, because author take the algorithm from davebollinger, rewrite code and sell it for price like Aseprite, this is not good!

I bought this product as i thought it was an animation tool because im an idiot, i used it for 45 mins and requested a refund when i realised it want what i wanted. I then carried on using it and realised whilst its not what i wanted it is an amazing time saver for 8bit and pixel game assets. i decided to cancel my refund as it deserves my custom and i will use it for future projects, it is just something i dont require right now. [b]Nice To Haves in future (sorry if they are in there but not discovered):[/b] [list] [*] Would be good to go up to 64 bit + [*] An 'and or' colour area where it will do one or the other meaning it would make e.g. walking animations on the fly by selecting matching outputs. [*] The ability to change the frequency/ratio of the 'Body/Empty' and 'Body/Border' i feel that the Body outweighs the Empty by around 80:20 [*] Ability to disable forced borders, when i was example 2 legs next to each other with a gap in the middle, that can only be achieved over 7 pixels as for every line of pixels with empty next to it is filled with 2 Border lines. [/list] Worth the money provided they have regular updates as i feel this is a great start of some software.

I've only had this for just over an hour and have only tinkered with it so far. Watched the tutorial, played around with the example a tad, and then started messing around a bit. Will say I really like this so far! It is going to be super handy creating variations of different sprites, some tile pieces, and icons. I love how easy it is to use, and after experimenting with the brushes a bit, I got some really amazing designs I will be keeping right off the bat. One thing I think would be a great addition would be a 'favourites' bar of some sort. If you generate a ton of designs but only like a few of the batch, you can 'save' them to the side on their own, and add more from other generated batches. Doesn't need to be a feature, but would be quite handy. Excited to see what may come in future updates if any.

Pretty simple yet useful application, it generates a series of sprites based on your specifications as you can see in the images above, it is capable of generating hundreds of different objects, between humanoid beings, creatures, tools and even textures. If youre a spriter, you'll love it as you can use the stuff it generates as templates for other works, for example. However dont expect an app that will generate all your highly defined sprites for you, the stuff it is capable of is simple, if not limited due to its program, but it is still a useful asset. The only bad thing i have to say is that it seems to lack options or a code for generating 2.5D items, but outside of that it does a pretty good job.

This software is awesome. I'm a terrible artist and find it hard to make lots of variations of bits and bobs for my games. This software changes everything in that respect. It's easy to use and gives really good results. Great bit of kit that I would recommend to anyone.

hello I love the program, two things: can you enable multi select on the generated results? And can you rename or allow a renaming of the 4 main tools? It took me about 3 months to reframe this in my mind in how I might use it! I know pathetic! lol anyways, I was thinking perhaps you could rename them orange = Primary, red = secondary, purple = tertiary, green = tertiary the way it's labeled now, to me, is confusing as hell. It finally clicked but I think it'd be easier to allow renaming or just rename them. Thanks!

A good tool to generate different materials for people don't really know how to draw small items. Hope it can add more functions. It will be better if you can put specific varieties of colors in specific area and automatically generate part of colors with a range of various "body noise", so we can make more stuffs like enemy in same uniforms, cat with similar patterns or something like that.

Early days with the software, but it does what it says on the tin! Extremely quick and fun to use pixel art generation tool. I've been looking for 2D procedural tools for a long time, I have experience with Houdini in the 3D space and I really really want to see more user friendly similar parametric and procedural tools make it big in the 2D and pixel art space.

Very cool. There's something distinctively satisfying about fiddling with generation options until you get the perfect page for whatever you're working on.

I like this. A really, really useful tool that saves a million hours of twiddling around with pixel art when all you really want are some unique sprites for your project. Definitely recommended :) Please add a sprite sheet packer to make it perfect (for me).

So far so good, quite a powerful tool that should save a lot of time. Still experimenting but have successfully created some sprites, would recommend to those that can make use of it.

Great tool; The devs literally added a feature after I messaged them about it so I literally cannot complain.

Useful for designing Maker projects. U.I. and demonstrating screen and pixel function. Thank you!

It obviously has its limitations but still an extremely powerful tool. I bought it to make creating placeholders easier but then thought of tons of ways this could help improve the game design experience. Iz gud, buy this.

Amazing software, except for a few issues. But good nonetheless.

this thing is a powerhouse of generative art, its has a few shortcomings such as the max limit of 64 by 64 sized grids, 8 color palette limits, and a few other desirable tool options, but overall its a great piece of software for churning out graphics fast.

great for iteration, discovery, and starting templates

bad spend 19.99 $ DO NOT waste your money

nice pixelation animation dedication

10/10, would generate weird, random things again.