I found out how to create amazing character animations to boost my next Scratch video game. This is the first episode of a Scratch Devlog series following my progress as I create a new Griffpatch original puzzle platformer game called simply "Cubes". I create a player walk cycle, an idle breathing animation, a climbing animation, and a pushing animation - What you create is up to you!!! Free Spriter & Spriter Pro let you create keyframe animated cyclic animations far easier than trying to create them by hand. Watch this video and see how I was able to make use of this software for use in my latest Scratch Game - Very excited!!!
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--------------Video Chapters--------------
0:00 Intro
0:55 Concept Player Art (ChatGPT)
1:49 Rigging & Animating the Player using “Spriter”
3:28 Importing the animation into Scratch
5:00 Playing back the Animations
5:44 Fixing Player Position
6:56 Climbing up a Cube
9:59 Climbing into thin air
10:43 Pushing a Cube
12:31 Outro
