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According to a post on X by @dextune, Agent Sprite Forge 0.4 is an agent-skill set for Claude Code, Codex and Grok. It makes one image-to-video clip per action, then keys, loops and exports each as sprites. The post says version 0.4 adds a soft matte keyer that cut keying time on a 145-frame clip from 271 to 44 seconds, with exports listed for Godot, Aseprite, Tiled and LDtk.
According to a post on X by @dextune, Agent Sprite Forge 0.4 is an agent-skill set for Claude Code, Codex and Grok. It makes one image-to-video clip per action, then keys, loops and exports each as sprites. The post says version 0.4 adds a soft matte keyer that cut keying time on a 145-frame clip from 271 to 44 seconds, with exports listed for Godot, Aseprite, Tiled and LDtk.
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The agent-skill set for Claude Code, Codex and Grok makes one image-to-video clip per action, then keys, loops and exports each as sprites. Version 0.4 adds a soft matte keyer that cut keying time on a 145-frame clip from 271 to 44 seconds, with exports for Godot, Aseprite, Tiled and LDtk. Why it matters: Indie...
The post presents the tool as a way for indie game makers to produce animated sprite sets from a single approved drawing. If those claims hold, the main change is less manual keying and cleanup before assets reach a game engine or level editor. Readers should check the tool's own documentation and sample outputs, since this is a single social post.
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