Pyxel Edit Tutorial Part 3/3: Animation

how to i save this as a gif?`

Wow this is useful

and for save aaaa

Just a quick update: you can now use the "Animation frame manager tool" to quickly copy/paste or insert frames. Secondly, you can set the animation speed for all frames at once in the animation options (where you can rename the animation).

Great great tutorials! Thanks!

Helped me alot with getting started. Thanks for the awesome vid!

Hey man, thanks a bunch, great tutorials. Time to whip some tiles myself :]

In windows don't have this thing of frames or i'm a complete dumb? (i've get a "free version" too (shhh), maybe's that)

Could you release a video about all the functions of this program at the moment?

Is it better to use a mouse and keyboard or drawing pad?

we didnt need the face cam.

do they saves as sprites sheets when your done?

can't see what you're doing with the layers in the bottom right corner

Once again another very helpful tutorial thank you

I want to ask that is there anyway to do titling and animation together? Like currently I want to create title for ocean and also animate them. But the problem is both titling and animation using the same frame principe, and I can't quite get to understand how can I animated a title, titling it and see the animation in total.

How do I animate a 3x2 sheet? Meaning the animated item takes two tiles of pixels instead of one?

Does Pyxel Edit have filter?

I just noticed I got this magnificent piece of software in a HumbleBundle! I wish I had it for a game project I worked on in college, but now that I do, oh boy! Imma use it a lot! Thanks for the tutorial, just what I needed to learn~

Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I have a question for someone, does anyone knows a quick way to copy colors from video tutorials quickly to Pyxeldit , currently I capture the portion screen and paste it to photoshop and then obtain the hex color. And then paste it to Pyxeldit. I am interested in Mac OS X primarly, and also in Windows.

Totally missed the layer part cause I couldn't see it :(

might be more useful to show what it is you are doing at the bottom right rather than a useless facecam

Thank you for the introduction to this program. Very helpful. I will be checking out your other videos in the future.

Short and sweet, yet covers all the stuff I wanted to know. Good job, man. Subscribing!

how do i save my animation now?

Oh Thank God we have you Mr.Achebit! Thanks for this quick tutorials for Pyxel Edit! Thanks to you i've bought this program and i fucking love it XD Keep up the tutorials! Thanks a lot! Really!

Do i have to learn this if I wanna create a game?

super vidéo, merci !

what program?

Help I can't put it into Unity

Thanks for keeping it short and simple, great video!

Fair Play pal these tutorials are absolutely superb...best I've found. Been so helpful for me. Massive thanks

Thanks alot for this beginner series! It helps with my school project! :D

Hi, thanks for the video it helped. Is there a way to animate a static sprite using bones or distorting it's parts? Thanks.

your facecam is a bit in the way^^ was hard for me to figure out what you did there behind it

Chris, thank you for the lessons! I have a question) How to increase the number of blank tiles in the current document? Or I may set number of tiles only when I create a new one?

Great tutorial Chris. One thing I am having trouble figuring out is how to add more than one animation. When I have finished my first animation and I create a new one, whenever I edit the new animation it edits the original animation as well. Assistance would be appreciated! :)

ok, that's it, I'm hooked, subscribe

How do you get the Pixels you make to upload to sites and what not? They are all in the pyxel edit file type so they can't be seen when i search for them to be uploaded to a site like twitter or for profile pics. 

can´t you animate with onion skin and timeline in pyxel editor?

Thank you sir

I want to animate multiple tiles at once, not 1x1 but 4x4; is that possible?

I would like to see a video covering the workflow of animating a character. (Working with multiple animations, and maybe a effective way of reskinning the character?)

Awesome! Love it!

question. im just learning the program and i want to know if there is a way to save the animations as an animated .gif file. I have tried saving it as a gif before but i just end up getting the sprite sheet instead. 

EDIT: nvm. i figured it out. And I am very pleased! :D

You can draw on the frame view on the bottom. You can also onion skin the next and/or previous frame. A useful way of drawing animations is by dragging the entire bottom row up and drawing it frame by frame. This allows for more practical use with the onion skins.

more vids plz :)