A few questions about the vmu sprite converter

[Programmingdude2004]

Hi there, so anyways I have a few questions about the vmu sprite converter that works via libpersective. So here goes.

1. Linux support: will you add linux support to the sprite converter. If you do that'll be a big plus for the linux ecosystem
2. Sprite sizes: do sprites always have to be 48x32 so that there compatible with the sprite converter or can sprites be any size? I was just wondering. Because im making a simple game for the vmu when I get home from vacation.
3. Animation support: does the vmu sprite converter accept sprite sheets?
   Alright thanks and have a great day!

[Candle-Electric]

Hey there, my Friend! Great to hear from you as always, and thanks for reaching out with your Questions. Here are some answers for ya:

1. It's a very simple C# Application, so I bet it's as simple as changing the Publish Output to Compile it for Linux. I don't have a Linux Box to test it on at the moment, but i can most certainly look into it!
2. Sprites can be any size you like, with 48 X 32 being the Maximum Size. You can definitely convert smaller Sprites with the Masking Format prepared for Kresna's LibPerspective Library. I'll be happy to help you push those Images through the program when you're back!
3. That's a great question. As of right now, the C# application can't parse a Sprite Sheet, but that's an awesome idea for a Feature down the road. Making an Animation Format might be possible...for a better Progammer than me, at least! I'll be more than happy to help show you how to do those Animations manually though.

You have a great day too Pal, and enjoy your Vacation!