Pixelorama is a pixel art editor built on the Godot engine. A great example of how Godot can be used not only as a game engine, but also as a desktop application development tool. This software is open source and licensed under the MIT license. The repository is on GitHub.

Pixelorama out of the box allows you to use:

• Layers
• Timeline (table of frames and layers)
• Tags on the timeline, indicating sections of individual animations
• Editable palettes
• Tools assigned to the left and right mouse buttons
• And much more

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Pixelorama timeline tags are used to export a series of animations from a Pixelorama document (*.pxo). Unfortunately, they cannot separately specify the playback direction and the number of animation repetitions. Therefore, to specify these parameters, use the suffixes added at the end of the tag name:

<animation_name> [-d:<direction>] [-r:<repeat_count>]

Where:

• direction - animation direction. Possible values:
  • f (forward) - forward (default)
  • r (reverse) - back
  • pp (ping-pong) - forward and then back
  • ppr (ping-pong reverse) - first back and then forward
• repeat_count - the number of repetitions of the animation (default 1). If 0 is specified, the animation will loop indefinitely.

For example:

Idle -r:0
Run -r:0
Jump
Crouch
Hurt
Die
Special -d:pp -r:0

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