@pobondo Oh, yeah, I know what you’re talking about.
Personally.

@Graingy no i was just really mean

@pobondo oh right.
So, what did you do? Terrorism again?

@Graingy i hav ebene bane for that long

@pobondo bro it's been two weeks

@Graingy what i mean is
The official aseprite source code is on github

There are compilers on github that will use the source code and turn it into aseprite

And i should've lookec up if compiling official source code is pirating.

@pobondo ... It's pirated on github?

@Graingy the source code is on github too.

@pobondo Point.

@Graingy
yeah but clipchamp uses like some sort of thing with like 480 720 and 1080p resolution and just that. it's also not easy to do both of those things you said.

i love b36s but i suck at building
but if you want to see it here

@pobondo There’s a way to do it, though it’s rather mathematically intensive because it’s just shifting rows and columns of pixels. Also slow.
However, pixel aren’t shouldn’t have rotation anyways.
You can download clipchamp and string the images together, presumably, though once it’s rendered that’s probably it. Unless you re-rendered it with changes.

Also, isn't aseprite open source?

Also, 20 dollars for what you call microsoft paint, it is but like u can make gif in it

@Graingy ok i still don't know how to rotate stuff other than 90 degrees in paint.

I can pull it off
I'm really good at drawing

@LanceEngelbertsSkyHeroes thanks!

LanceEngelbert here, but a decent artist, sure.

@pobondo Or just use pre-installed software in Windows instead of committing a crime.

@Graingy it's like 20 dollars on steam, way cheaper to just pirate it.

@pobondo By a cursory google search, looks like half of that could be done in MS paint.
If only the zoom were better...

You want someone to draw a blueprint or something?

i am not an artist but i did pirate aseprite

What do you mean "pin up"?