This crate allows you to integrate your aseprite files into your game project at compile time. This means that changes will break the build should you reference something nonexistent.

Here's what's included:

• Compile Time representation of your aseprite files, this includes your tags (animations) and slices (regions)!
  • Play animations by filling out the animation field
  • Only show a slice using the slice field
• Full animation capacity that's included in Aseprite, you've tweaked your animation just so? They will be shown in the same fashion in your game!
• Bevy automated reload integrated
  • Some colors are off, or an animation doesn't have that pizzaz you wanted? Simply change it in your running game, and watch as bevy-spicy-aseprite takes care of showing you the updated version!

Of note: Should you encounter any bugs or hard to use or confusing interfaces, please post an issue or bug report so that we may all profit from it!

1. Include this repository in your game cargo add https://github.com/TheNeikos/bevy-spicy-aseprite
2. Import your aseprite file:

   aseprite!(pub Player, "assets/sprites/player.aseprite");

3. This transform the macro invocation into something similar to this:

   mod Player {
       mod tags {
           pub const Walk = ...;
           pub const Run = ...;
       }
   }

4. Use it in your games:

   commands.spawn_bundle(AsepriteBundle {
       aseprite: Player::sprite(),
       animation: AsepriteAnimation::from(Player::tags::Walk),
       transform: Transform {
           scale: Vec3::splat(4.),
           translation: Vec3::new(0., 0., 0.),
           ..Default::default()
       },
       ..Default::default()
   });

Check out the example to see how it could be used:

cargo run --example show-aseprite

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