how do i find the sprites

[BrickKent]

i need high quality images of the sprites for stuff like video thumbnails and 3d modeling reference material, where in the world do i find the sprite sheets and such???

[snoobie]

The game's textures are all located in the repository for the game (Funky repo, Forky repo) under Resources/Textures/. Textures made for Funky Station specifically (basically anything we've resprited) can be found under Resources/Textures/_Funkystation/. On the Funky codebase you'll see a few resprites outside of this directory because the namespace wasn't really as enforced as it is now on Forky.

If you want to get a higher resolution version of a sprite for the stuff you mention in your post, there are a few ways of doing that:

• Use any decent image editing software, such as Paint.net or Krita, to open the image and scale it to a suitable multiple of 100% for your needs. Make sure the scale setting is set to "Nearest Neighbour".

• Use Aseprite or Libresprite to open the file and export it as a new file. There's an option in the export menu to scale it up, and you can set that to what you need.

• Use Lospec's pixel art scaler.

[BrickKent]

The game's textures are all located in the repository for the game (Funky repo, Forky repo) under Resources/Textures/. Textures made for Funky Station specifically (basically anything we've resprited) can be found under Resources/Textures/_Funkystation/. On the Funky codebase you'll see a few resprites outside of this directory because the namespace wasn't really as enforced as it is now on Forky.

If you want to get a higher resolution version of a sprite for the stuff you mention in your post, there are a few ways of doing that:

• Use any decent image editing software, such as Paint.net or Krita, to open the image and scale it to a suitable multiple of 100% for your needs. Make sure the scale setting is set to "Nearest Neighbour".

• Use Aseprite or Libresprite to open the file and export it as a new file. There's an option in the export menu to scale it up, and you can set that to what you need.

• Use Lospec's pixel art scaler.

thank you! this is exactly what i needed!