No, there’s no scale up option.
This is primarily because sprites intended for game development should never be stored as scaled-up image files. This is a best practices thing to keep the asset file size as low as possible.
If you intend to use exported sprites for something that requires them to be scaled up, then you can scale them up in an image editing program. I would recommend my own: Stipple Effect.
What do you mean? You should be able to scale up the entire sprite sheet without distortion as long as the scale factor is the same for both axes (X and Y) is a whole number integer.
For example, for a sprite sheet of 128px x 96px, consisting of 4 sprites by 3 sprites, you can scale it up by a factor of 5 to 640px x 480px. This will be a perfect upscale without distortion in Stipple Effect (or in practically any other image editing program, as long as the resize mode is nearest neighbour).
i do not know how you can get 128 x 96 with a 4 sprite by 3 sprite. mine come out as 192 x 144
but that doesn't address the problem i have. which is that if i get a 1 sprite by 1 sprit it will be 48x48. which is really hard to scale if you work with 32x32 or 64x64. it would help immensely if you could set them to the size you want.
Oh, I see what you mean. You don’t want to scale the sprite in that case. You can’t scale 48x48 to 32x32 or 64x64 without some distortion of pixels.
What you want is to either pad or crop the sprites. If you look at the Configuration screen after the Customization screen, the top right has a section titled Padding. You can manipulate these values until the individual sprite size matches your desired sprite size.
Let me know if that makes sense.
