i get that (and people wanted dither in aseprite day one cause graphics gale had it). but i'm asking what can your tool do? like it just makes little squares of gradients right? how does one use that to do anything?
It requires a bit of creativity, you generate a dither pattern here, then export it as separate layer to Photoshop or whatever, and delete the parts you don't need.
ok. thank you. just trying to figure that part out. it would be nice if aseprite had a dither brush that did not need pressure sensitivity to work. hint hint, nudge nudge, maybe think about making an aseprite plugin? ha ha.
