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- Go to the [releases page](https://github.com/vonhoff/Animation2Tilemap/releases) and download the latest version.
- Extract the zip file to a folder of your choice. You can use any file manager or unzip utility to do this.

To see the help page within the command-line application, you can run Animation2Tilemap with the `--help` option. This
will show you the available options and parameters that you can use with Animation2Tilemap.

## Command-line Usage

Open a terminal and go to the folder where you installed Animation2Tilemap. To convert an animation into a tileset and
tilemap, run this command: `animation2tilemap.console -i <input> -o <output>` where `<input>` and `<output>` are the
paths to the animation and output folders respectively.
paths to the animation and output folders.

To see the help page within the command-line application, you can run the console application with the `--help` option.
This will show you the available options and parameters that you can use.

You can also specify other options to customize the output, such as:

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## Example

The following input image contains both static and dynamic elements.
The following input image contains both static and dynamic tiles.

| Input Image | Resulting Output |
|:-------------------------:|:---------------------------:|
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