Compra SpriteStack PC

Create 2D game assets with SpriteStack, a 3D pixelart editor that layers sprites into volumes for game development. Artists build models slice by slice, mimicking pixelart workflows in a voxel-based system tailored for 2D results. The tool blends voxels, lowpoly elements, and sprites to generate spritesheets ready for animation and export. Experiment with animation on stacked layers, then export via a retro renderer that delivers pixelart-style spritesheets, individual slices, or .vox files convertible to formats like OBJ. MagicaVoxel integration lets users import .vox models for rendering or convert spritestacks outward. 2D artists and game developers crafting retro visuals find the perfect workflow here.

-- 2021 Upcoming update --

One liner about NEXT release: SpriteStack is a 3D animator/editor that combines voxels, lowpoly and sprites to make 2D game assets in form of spritesheets.

Do not worry to get current version of SpriteStack - it's the one that will get updated with all the new features you can read about there . After the update the price will go up so it's the best moment to get it - also it helps me to focus on SpriteStack instead of looking for funds.

-- Old (current) version description --

SpriteStack is a 3d pixelart editor based on sprite stacking technique. It's a special kind of voxel editor suited for 2D artists where the model is drawn layer by layer like a pixelart. Featuring handcrafted retro renderer and experimental animation support.

Examples

Editor

Each model is made of 2D slices that create a 3D volume when put on top of each other.

Animator

Animation support is experimental but it can already yeld nice results.

Exporter

Top notch exporter featuring unique low resolution renderer stylized to look like pixelart. It can output 2D spritesheets, slices for spritestacking or .vox models that can be later converted to many popular 3D formats.

MagicaVoxel support

Thanks to two-way MagicaVoxel integration you are not bound to use the spritestacking editor. You can also render your existing .vox models in my retro rendering engine or get your spritestacks converted to formats like OBJ.