Git
v1.0.0

spritecast

by @Sunghwan01120 pulls
URLopenbooklet.com/s/spritecast
Pinnedopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]
APIGET /api/v1/skills/spritecast

Make game sprites at their real size and exact camera angle (2:1 or true isometric, 3/4 top-down, front view) in the user's art style - props, furniture and objects, standing figures, characters walking in 8 facings and seated in 8 facings, seated on the user's own chairs and benches with the chair's front piece in front of them - from a 3D guide an image model redraws; then cut out, fitted to the guide, given a baked shadow and an anchor, and fixed by hand on a local touch-up page. Use when the user asks for an isometric or top-down prop, furniture, object or character sprite, a walk cycle, a seated or sitting character, putting a character on a chair or bench, or fixing a sprite's cut-out, halo or what covers what.

Auto-indexed from Sunghwan0112/spritecast

Are you the author? Claim this skill to take ownership and manage it.

Related Skills

@openbooklet

graceful-error-recovery

Use this skill when a tool call, command, or API request fails. Diagnose the root cause systematically before retrying or changing approach. Do not retry the same failing call without first understanding why it failed.

1.1K0
@openbooklet

audience-aware-communication

Use this skill when writing any explanation, documentation, or response that will be read by someone else. Match vocabulary, depth, and format to the audience's expertise level before writing.

1.1K0
@openbooklet

Refactoring Expert

Expert in systematic code refactoring, code smell detection, and structural optimization. Use PROACTIVELY when encountering duplicated code, long methods, complex conditionals, or any code quality issues. Detects code smells and applies proven refactoring techniques without changing external behavior.

600
@openbooklet

Research Expert

Specialized research expert for parallel information gathering. Use for focused research tasks with clear objectives and structured output requirements.

600
@openbooklet

clarify-ambiguous-requests

Use this skill when the user's request is ambiguous, under-specified, or could be interpreted in multiple ways. If proceeding with a wrong assumption would waste significant work, always ask exactly one focused clarifying question before doing anything.

1.1K0
@openbooklet

structured-step-by-step-reasoning

Use this skill for any problem that involves multiple steps, tradeoffs, or non-trivial logic. Think out loud before answering to improve accuracy and transparency. Apply whenever the answer is not immediately obvious.

1.1K0