The GitHub side of my project, mostly used to deliver updates on the Revolt server, and for automation of certain tasks.
You will need:
- Aseprite or any other program capable of opening and modifying
.asepritefiles. - An eyedropper tool. This can be the one included in Aseprite (or any other art program of your choice), or a separate on-screen color picker. (see below)
- For Windows: ShareX;
- For Linux (Universal): Color Picker app from FlatHub;
- For GNOME: Color Picker Extension
- For KDE: should already be included in the base DE, open the widget menu, search for "color picker" and add it to your screen;
- For Cinnamon: open the applet menu, search for "color picker", download the applet and add it to your panel.
It is highly recommended to use the Template (14 frames).aseprite file located in the Templates folder for simple flags with horizontal lines. For flags with vertical, diagonal lines, or otherwise more complex designs, it is advised to use Template (28 frames).aseprite.
Colors should be sourced from the original flag with a few exceptions:
- Do not use pure black (#000000) as it'll blend with the heart's frame, instead use an off black (#0F0F0F);
- Do not use pure white (#FFFFFF) as it'll blend with the shine effects, instead use a very light grey (#EAEAEA);
- You may slightly tweak the colors if the contrast is low when applying them to the heart.
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