Check whether Aseprite is connected and the output folder is ready, and prompt the user to connect if needed.
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"Aseprite" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve the version number of the installed Aseprite application.MIT
- Retrieve the Aseprite executable path, version, and CLI/Lua scripting status to verify the editor is installed and ready for pixel-art automation.MIT
- Opens an existing .ase, .aseprite, or .png sprite from an absolute file path for editing in Aseprite.MIT
- Open an .aseprite file directly in the Aseprite GUI window from a given filepath for visual editing or inspection.MIT
- Duplicate a sprite into a new Aseprite file, optionally overwriting an existing output. Copy your pixel art or animation to another .aseprite file for backups or variations.MIT
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- List available Aseprite Lua templates to help you discover scripting options for sprite manipulation and automation.MIT
- Copies the Aseprite bridge extension into Aseprite's user extensions folder so Aseprite can load it; restart Aseprite afterward to activate the extension.MIT
- Check which Aseprite executable and version are active, and confirm whether a live Aseprite is connected to the bridge.MIT
- Find any Aseprite command ID by listing all known IDs, and use an optional substring filter to pinpoint valid commands for scripting and automation.-
- Run Aseprite commands in sequence via Lua to automate sprite editing, animation, and export. Supports opening files and saving the active sprite.-
- Execute raw Aseprite CLI arguments to access native features beyond higher-level tools, enabling custom workflows like scripting and batch processing.-
- Load a sprite file in any format Aseprite reads and return its structure, optionally opening it in a live Aseprite tab.MIT
- Open an existing .aseprite or .png file in Aseprite via absolute path to begin editing or automated processing.-
- Execute inline or file-based Aseprite Lua scripts, optionally opening sprites first, to automate pixel art creation, editing, animation, and export.-
- Verifies that Aseprite is installed and accessible for sprite editing automation tasks.MIT
- Insert a new frame into an Aseprite animation file.MIT
- Export metadata from an Aseprite file to a JSON data file. Specify the input file path and the output data file path.MIT
- Export Aseprite files to sprite sheet images with customizable layout options like rows, columns, or packed arrangement.MIT
- Export each frame from an Aseprite file to individual images. Configure output pattern for automated batch processing.MIT
- Lists sprites open in Aseprite and selects one by id or name to switch the active sprite for subsequent edits. Resolves 'artist switched sprites' errors and enables working on multiple sprites.MIT