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Aseprite Auto Build

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Auto build Aseprite via GitHub Actions

About:

Aseprite is a popular animated sprite editor and pixel art tool. While Aseprite is a paid application, its source code is publicly available and can be compiled for free under its EULA.

This project uses GitHub Actions to automatically:

  1. Fetch the latest stable release of Aseprite from the official repository
  2. Download the required Skia library
  3. Compile Aseprite for Windows x64
  4. Publish the compiled binary as a GitHub Release

This means you can simply use this repository as a template and get a ready-to-use Aseprite build without needing to set up a local build environment.

Important

Only supports Windows x64
MUST INSTALL OpenSSL v3 BEFORE RUNNING ASEPRITE

Requirements:

OpenSSL v3 Installation (Required)

Before running Aseprite, you must install OpenSSL v3 on your Windows system. Without this, you will encounter the following error:

OpenSSL Error

Error message: The code execution cannot proceed because libcrypto-3-x64.dll was not found

Solution:

  1. Download OpenSSL v3 for Windows from: https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
  2. Install the Win64 OpenSSL v3.x.x (NOT the Light version)
  3. During installation, make sure to select the option to copy OpenSSL DLLs to the Windows system directory
  4. Restart your computer after installation
  5. Run Aseprite

Usage:

  • Click Use this template to create a new repository.
  • Wait for the build to complete.
  • Download the built Aseprite from the releases.
  • Install OpenSSL v3 (see Requirements section above).
  • Run Aseprite.

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