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A simple to use, [[:Category:Browser|browser-based]], walk-round-and-talk-to-things-maker, like [[Kooltool]] and [[Emotica]]. Spits out HTML files, and imports them too. | A simple to use, [[:Category:Browser|browser-based]], walk-round-and-talk-to-things-maker, like [[Kooltool]] and [[Emotica]]. Spits out HTML files, and imports them too. | ||
Your game is made of three colours, one for [[Glossary | Your game is made of three colours, one for [[Guide:Glossary#Sprite|sprites]], one for the background, and one for objects. You can have multiple objects and sprites, and multiple screens. | ||
==Tools== | ==Tools== | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 13 June 2021
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| Release date: | 2016 |
| Made by: | Adam Le Doux |
| Runs on: | Browser |
| Exports to: | Browser |
A simple to use, browser-based, walk-round-and-talk-to-things-maker, like Kooltool and Emotica. Spits out HTML files, and imports them too.
Your game is made of three colours, one for sprites, one for the background, and one for objects. You can have multiple objects and sprites, and multiple screens.
Tools
- Palettsy - Palette generator than learns your colour preferences, by Sarah Gould.
- Borksy - Bitsy hacking tools, by Andrew Yolland.
- Bitsy-hacks - Various little Bitsy mods, by Sean LeBlanc.
- Fontsy - Easier custom font creation, also by Sean LeBlanc.
See Also
- The Good Good Bitsy Tools - List of tools on Itch, by Emma Dee.
See Also
- Bitsy editor
- Bitsy on itch.io
- Bitsy in the guides section.
