Simple Color Range Multi-Select Noodle – SCRMSN
I just made a helpful color range selection script. It lets you select colors continuously instead of one-by-one like you had to do with the built-in tool: select-> color range.
I’m calling this one SCMRSN (pronounced “Scrimson”) and plan to release a CRMSN version later.
It’s available on itch: Simple Color Range Multi-Select Noodle by J19
are there any extensions that can modify the duration of a specific cel or layer? I’ve been trying to change the frame rate per layer but it turns out, it also change the cels that’s within that Frame.
I think you can only have frame rates on cels, not on layers or anything else. I could be wrong though
So, when I first came across this thread several months ago, I tried to download among other things this script. Unfortunately, the link to GitHub was and still is dead. I went to author’s twitter, ask them for a working one and got it!
Since then the author privated their twitter. So the script became inaccessible again.
Which is why I uploaded the file to my GDrive in case anyone needs it.
Hey guys, I created a simple “noise” script. GIMP has something similar, and I was missing it in Aseprite.
By default, it will create a new layer and scatter it with single pixel dots in your current foreground color. You can control the density with the first script option (higher numbers = LOWER density).
Even better, if you want to create noise using a brush, all you have to do is choose the “Use current brush” checkbox and the script will apply the brush anywhere it would have created a speck of noise.
Download and further explanation here:
Hey everyone! 
I apologize for not updating this list recently, as I’ve been quite busy lately. However, I wanted to share a small Aseprite script I just finished working on. It allows you to import images from a folder into new layers.
You can find the script here: https://bitbucket.org/jjhaggar/aseprite-scripts/src/master/import_images_as_layers/
Feel free to give it a try and let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions. Enjoy! ^^/
Hi JJ, this script is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Tho I can’t seem to run it, it keeps giving me this error:
“Unexpected symbol near ‘<’”
Thank you for making this btw :))
I suspect that the problem is that you downloaded the file as “html”, and not as “lua”.
Please, try downloading it from here: Bitbucket
Click that link > Click on the 3 points at the top right > right click on “open raw” > save link as “import_images_as_layers.lua”
If it still doesn’t work, please create a .lua file (you can use notepad++ for example) and paste this code inside:
-- Aseprite script: Import images as layers
-- Author: JJHaggar
-- Generated with the assistance of an AI model
-- License: CC0 1.0 Universal
-- https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
-- Prompts the user to select a file
local dlg = Dialog("Select file")
dlg:label{
id = "instructions_label",
label = "Instructions: ",
text = "Select an image in the folder that contains all the images you want to add as layers"
}
dlg:file{
id = "file",
label = "File:",
open = true,
save = false,
onchange = function(file) dlg:modify{id="file", text=file} end
}
dlg:button{ id = "ok", text = "OK" }
dlg:show()
-- Extracts the directory path of the selected file
local file = dlg.data.file
local dir = app.fs.filePath(file)
-- Gets a list of files in the selected directory
if app.fs.isDirectory(dir) then
local files = app.fs.listFiles(dir)
for _,filename in ipairs(files) do
-- Check if the file is an image by its extension
local extension = string.sub(filename, -4)
if extension == ".png" or extension == ".jpg" or extension == ".bmp" or extension == ".gif" then
-- Extract the full path to the file
local filePath = app.fs.joinPath(dir, filename)
-- Check if there is an active sprite
local sprite = app.activeSprite
if not sprite then
return app.alert("There is no active sprite.")
end
-- Creates a new layer with the file name
local newLayer = sprite:newLayer()
newLayer.name = filename
-- Load the image
local image = Image{ fromFile=filePath }
-- If the image could be loaded, add it to the sprite
if image then
-- Get the current frame
local currentFrame = app.activeFrame
-- Adds the image to the layer at the current frame
sprite:newCel(newLayer, currentFrame, image)
else
app.alert("Could not load image: " .. filename)
end
-- Refreshes the sprite view
app.refresh()
end
end
else
print("Error. Select an image in the folder you have all the images.")
end
And please let me know if it works 
It works! Thank youuu, have been using aseprite for 3 years now but I didn’t know these scripts are such a game changer 
Script for editing XML atlases for Towerfall. I know it is only useful for a few people, but the code could be helpful to look at.
…Okay, this is a script for viewing txt, xml, and json files. Editing not supported.
Cool, maybe I’ll use them in the future!
Hi everyone, I made an extension for exporting spritesheets / frames + layers as seperate images.
Hope you like it! if you have any suggestions please tell me.
You can download it for free over here:
Hi emscape,
thanks so much for this script!
I was dealing with my own exporter and couldn’t get aseprite to only save specific frames with SaveFileCopyAs. Your way works perfectly! Thanks again so much, this is a huge bugbear of mine dealt with 
!
Happy that it suits your needs!
Edit: forgot to mention exporting tiles also splits frames
I’m new at scripting for aseprite, i wanna something to select some blocks of 32x32 in the canvas, then flip it and move it one pixel for right or left.
i Found this to move
app.command.MoveMask{
target='content',
direction='right',
units='pixel',
quantity=1,
wrap=true
}
and about flip i got this
app.command.Flip{
}
its good, but now i need something to select the location before move it.
Hi all, I’ve been at it again. Made a script to create a Paint Drip animation.
Here you can download it for free.
If there’s animo I can make it support masks and have some layer options as well as optimization
I’ve made s script to emphasise the layer you’re working on so you’re able to see better what you’re doing. There’s a free download for all patreon members (including the free ones) so please sign up for free:slight_smile: