#typescript #api #avataaars #avatar #avatar_placeholder #avatars #bottts #dicebear #figma #pixel_art

https://github.com/dicebear/dicebear

#rust #game #game_development #game_engine #gamedev #graphics #html #opengl #pico_8 #pixel_art #python #pyxel #rust #tic_80 #webgl

Pyxel is a simple and fun way to make retro-style games using Python. It lets you create games with 16 colors and 4 sound channels, just like old video games. You can run Pyxel on Windows, Mac, Linux, and even in your web browser. To get started, you just need to install Python and then use the `pip install pyxel` command. Pyxel comes with easy-to-use tools for editing images and sounds, and it has many examples to help you learn. This makes it great for beginners and experienced developers alike, allowing you to focus on creating your game without complicated coding.

https://github.com/kitao/pyxel

#csharp #2d #avaloniaui #csharp #dotnet_core #dotnetcore #editor #game_development #graphics #graphics_editor #linux_desktop #painting #pixel_art #pixi #procedural_drawing #procedural_generation #raster_graphics #sprites #tabs #vector_graphics

PixiEditor is a free, easy-to-use 2D graphics editor that combines pixel art, painting, and vector tools all in one program. You can create game sprites, animations, logos, and edit images with a simple interface. It supports mixing vector and raster graphics on the same canvas and lets you export to many formats like PNG, SVG, GIF, and MP4. The powerful Node Graph system allows you to create complex, non-destructive effects and animations. It also has a timeline for frame-by-frame animation and autosaves your work to prevent loss. This makes it a versatile tool for artists and game developers.

https://github.com/PixiEditor/PixiEditor

#javascript #3d #blockbench #electron #hytale #low_poly #minecraft #pixel_art

Blockbench is a free, easy-to-use program for making low-poly 3D models with pixel art textures, perfect for beginners but also packed with advanced tools for experts[1]. You can paint and edit textures right inside the program, create animations, and export your models for games, 3D printing, or sharing online—including special formats for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition[1][3]. The interface is modern and customizable, and you can add even more features with plugins[1]. Since Blockbench is open source, you can use, change, and share it freely, and anything you create belongs to you[1]. This makes it a powerful, flexible tool for anyone interested in 3D modeling, especially for game design and Minecraft content creation.

https://github.com/JannisX11/blockbench