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I have been receiving numerous repeated emails about people asking permission to use these sprites. @makrohn (the original compiler of the Universal LPC Spritesheet), @gaurav0, and myself (@jrconway3) are not the producers of the LPC sprites (though some of us have contributed to the actual spritesheet itself).
This spritesheet is merely a compiled list of sprites based on LPC from the Open Game Art 'Liberated Pixel Cup' spritesheet, which can be found at: lpc.opengameart.org, and all three of us have helped to compile new additions to the character sprites in one easy location, and others can also help contribute to the project as well.
The Pyro, alongside the Heavy, Engineer, and Medic, appears as a familiar in the game Dungeon Defenders. The Pyro, Heavy, and Spy are playable as one character called 'Team Fortress' in the PC version of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. Pyro drives the standard car, Heavy runs the boat, and Spy flies the plane.
- Team Fortress Classic - One of the most popular online action games of all time, Team Fortress Classic features over nine character classes -- from Medic to Spy to Demolition Man -- enlisted in a unique style of online team warfare. Each character class possesses unique weapons, items, and abilities, as teams compete online in a variety of game.
- Team Fortress 2 items must be submitted in the form of weapons, cosmetics, taunts. Items submitted through the Steam Workshop through the in-game import tool have the option of running through a verification process to ensure that the item meets a set of performance standards. How the Steam Workshop hub appears on the main menu.
Please read the AUTHORS.txt file for the full list of authors who have contributed to the spritesheet. If you want to know how to include sprites from this sheet into your work, please visit the Open Game Art LPC forums
An attempt to consolidate all of the humanoid entries from the Liberated Pixel Cup, lpc.opengameart.org, into a single GIMP project, as well as to try and make most clothing accessible by either gender.
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Guarav0 Has created an online version of the Universal Sprite Sheet, located at http://gaurav.munjal.us/Universal-LPC-Spritesheet-Character-Generator
In trying to keep things organized, I've employed a few different abbreviations to keep the filenames from running out of control. They are:
- sc: spellcast
- th: thrust
- wc: walkcycle
- sl: slash
- sh: shoot
- hu: hurt
According to the rules of the LPC all art submissions were dual licensed under both GNU GPL 3.0 and CC-BY-SA 3.0. Further work produced in this repository is licensed under the same terms.
CC-BY-SA 3.0:
- See the file: cc-by-sa-3.0.txt
GNU GPL 3.0:
- See the file: gpl-3.0.txt
The Liberated Pixel Effort is a collaborative effort from a number of different great artists who helped produce sprites for the project. Please read the AUTHORS.txt file for the full list of contributors to the project.
You will need to credit everyone who helped contribute to the LPC sprites you intend to use if you wish to use LPC sprites in your project.
If you'd like to help out, please do so! I've worked with @joewhite to hammer out some basic guidelines:
- Edit the .png files, not the .xcf. Once the pull is merged, a maintainer (@makrohn) will fold the .png files into the .xcf
- For hairstyles, you can create a few small images, and then generate the spritesheets from them. See EditingHair.
- As with code, try to keep pull requests grouped thematically - eg, 'skintonefixes' 'suitandtie' 'blackshoes' so they can be evaluated separately.
[PSA] how to start modding
As people seem to be having trouble (understandably so) starting out with asset modding
Here's a small tutorial explaining how to get started with the various tools we're sharing over on the wiki
How to use Rick's unpacker
Download the latest archive listed on the wiki
Extract the archive to some location on your computer(anywhere is fine)
Navigate to the installation folder of the Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (%SteamRoot%SteamAppscommonThe Binding of Isaac Rebirth
You may want to create a 'working copy' of this folder somewhere else to prevent things from getting cluttered
In ResourcesPacked you will find a number of files with a *.a format
Drag any of the .a files onto 'Gibbed.Rebirth.Unpack.exe' located in the bin folder of the extracted archive
You may be prompted to execute it, it's safe to use
You will see command prompt show up for a second, and then disappear, if it disappears, that means the extraction was successful
A new folder will appear next to 'xxx.a' named 'xxx_unpacked', which will contain all the unpacked assets
How to use Rick's StageConvert tool and Sirius_Black's map editor to edit rooms
This tutorial assumes you've used the above tutorial to extract rooms.a
In the rooms_unpacked folder you can find multiple '*.stb' files, these are stage binary files which will need to be decompiled
Drag any .stb file onto Gibbed.Rebirth.ConvertStage.exe, located in the bin folder of Rick's unpacker
A new file will appear next to 'xxx.stb' named 'xxx_converted.xml', this is the decompiled room definition file, which you can edit as plaintext, or use the editor for
Download/extract the editor as described for Rick's unpacker,
After starting the editor, click the 'load' button to load one of the decompiled room definition files, you should get a prompt when everything has loaded
Search for the room you want to edit using the bottom combobox
Click on any tile to see its position, and any entities that can spawn on it
For rooms larger than 1*1, you can use the buttons at the bottom to switch sides
The top combo box is used to select entities, the 'add'/'remove' buttons add or remove the entity to the selected tile
When you are done editing, use the save button to save the edited room definitions file
Drag your finished .xml file onto Gibbed.Rebirth.ConvertStage.exe to convert it back to a .stb file
On Animations
Using rick's tools, you can now decompress animations.b similarly to animations.a, when changing animations, you're advised to do this at this point
the game will load animations in a priority queue somewhat like this:
first, it will try to load animations.b
if an animation can't be found in animations.b, it will look for the .anm2 file for this animation
if no animations.b is present, animations.a will be loaded
in order to force the game to load the .anm2 files, an empty animations.b with 4 '00' bytes should be created and placed as resources/animations.b (or for ease of use: this one)
individual animation files have an XML structure with several elements/sets as follows
spritesheets, these are references to .png files from graphics.a
layers, these are various layers for the animation (for example head and body if they're animated individually)
nulls, i personally have no clue what this is
events, events that can be triggered
rootAnimation, picks a root position in the sprite, and animates for that, usually this is used for stretching/squashing/color changes
layerAnimation, this determines the graphic the sprite has, used for animating over the spritesheets
NullAnimation, this appears to be animating specific 'pieces' that attach to the animated character (such as the item you just picked up, for isaac)
the .anm2 files can be renamed to .xml for easier editing
unfortunately we do not have editing tools to modify these files in a straightforward way, so any text editor is basically the only option for now
rebirthresourcespackedanimations_unpackresourcesanimations_convertedresourcesgfx should be installed to rebirthresourcesgfx, thereby merging with the content from graphics.a
How to install your mods as modder
Rick's unpacker creates a folder named 'xxx_unpacked', this folder contains a resources folder.
The contents of this resources folder should be placed in the resources folder of your steam install to install your mods
(Rooms specific) You will need to use the stage binaries(.stb) and rename them to be the same as the original, or you will need to adjust resources/stages.xml to match
mods do not have to be re-packed
How to install mods as player
you should have some form of archive
this archive should contain either a resource folder with some content or just the contents
ensure all of the following items (whichever are in the archive) are placed NEXT TO the packed folder in %SteamRoot%SteamAppscommonThe Binding of Isaac Rebirthresources
gfx (folder)
sfx (folder)
rooms (folder)
music (folder)
font (folder)
animations.b (file)
any loose .xml files
look here for an example on where mods should be placed, because apparently the list above is STILL not enough to explain to people what to do...
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Best Practices
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when editing graphics, ensure you're using a good image editor, GIMP is one of the recommended applications
when distributing mods, try to follow the advised mod format
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Further reading