I am making a batch of exports where some .ase files contains:
‘Body’ and ‘Head’ layers,
others ‘Head’, and ‘Lips’ layers.
And others ‘Body’, ‘Head’ and ‘Lips’.
I am using the feature: --layer “Body” --layer “Head” --layer “Lips” --layer “Arms”.
It generates the following result:
{ “frames”: {
“actor_normal_walk_left (Body) 0.ase”: //The file here contains Body and Head
…
“actor_normal_talk_left 0.ase” //The file here contains Head and Lips
…
Is there a way to have actor_normal_talk_left (Head) 0.ase? Or in each frame a field the layers that have of the list? like
“rotated”: false,
“layers”,“Head,Lips”
Thank you the options are really great, with this feature I can make a more flexible importer.
Hi @Juan_Pablo, sorry I didn’t quite understand the request, just in case, if you want to customize the filenames in the JSON “frames” field, you can use the --filename-format CLI option, but I’m not sure if that will be useful for your case.
But in the json, I lost the information about layers per ‘frame’ like “sourceLayers”: {“Head”,“Lips”} not all the files have all the layers and I think that confuses the Aseprite process.