Aseprite 소프트웨어 도구 초보자 가이드

Mort는 픽셀 아트 제작과 워크플로우 효율을 위한 필수 도구를 자세히 설명하는 Aseprite를 소개합니다.

### 애스프레이트를 위한 종합 가이드: 도구, 레이어 및 색상 관리
* 🖌 제 이름은 Mort이고, 오늘은 인터페이스 오른쪽에 있는 필수 도구부터 시작하여 **픽셀 아트 제작을 위해 설계된 소프트웨어인 Aseprite**에 대해 알아보겠습니다.
* ✏ 연필 도구는 **'B'를 클릭하거나 눌러 활성화되는 기본 그리기 도구**로, 왼쪽 클릭으로 그리고 오른쪽 클릭으로 지울 수 있으며 배경색이 마스크로 설정되어 있는지 확인하여 적절하게 지울 수 있습니다.
* 📏 'L'을 클릭하거나 눌러 액세스할 수 있는 선 도구를 사용하면 **Shift 키를 눌러 직선을 완벽한 각도로 스냅**하고 시작점에서 선의 중심을 **Control로 잡을 수 있으며**, 곡선 도구를 사용하면 **그리기 후 부드러운 곡선**을 만들 수 있습니다.
* 🔲 도형 도구는 **직사각형과 타원에 대한 옵션**을 제공하며, 채우거나 윤곽을 그릴 수 있고, **동일한 치수를 만들려면 Shift 키**를, **가운데를 기준으로 만들려면 Control 키**를 사용하여 조작할 수 있습니다.
* 'E'로 활성화되는 지우개 도구는 **브러시 도구와 같은 기능**을 하지만 지우는 용도로 사용되며, 스포이드 도구는 **Alt 키를 누른 채로 빠르게 색상 샘플링**할 수 있습니다.
* 🎨 'G'를 클릭하거나 눌러 액세스하는 페인트 통 도구는 **선택한 영역을 색상으로 채우며, 현재 레이어를 기반으로 선택적으로 색상을 지정할 수 있는 연속 옵션**이 있습니다.
* 📂 Tab 키를 눌러 아스파이트의 레이어를 관리할 수 있으며, **레이어를 생성, 삭제 또는 복제**하고 불투명도 및 이름 지정 등의 속성을 조정하여 작품을 효과적으로 구성할 수 있습니다.
* 🌈 마지막으로 색상 도구를 사용하면 **팔레트 편집, 정렬, 사전 설정 활용**이 가능하므로 색상을 효율적으로 만들고 관리하여 픽셀 아트 프로젝트의 원활한 워크플로우를 보장할 수 있습니다.

Payne trips. My name is Mort, and today we are taking a look at a software called a sprite, and this is a basic introduction on how to use it. Let's get into the stuff we start about the tools that you're going to be using outdoor pixel adventure. First off, you can find all the main tools over here to the right, and the first one we'd be looking at is the pencil tool. You can get it by clicking over here, or you could type B on your keyboard to get the shortcut. So, what is the pencil tool? Well, it's your basic drawing tool. It's what you'll be using for the most part, and as you can see here, when I left-click, I just draw, and right-click erases. And if it doesn't erase when you right-click, go down here and make sure that your background color is set as mask. Beside that, you can also change the size up here, and you could do that by either typing in the number of the size you want, or you can just grow with your mouse wheel, and you can see as

I scroll here. The number goes up and down on the left side of the size. You can see a brush type, and here you can change the shape of your brush. So, you can make it into a square, or you can make it into a line. You can also change the angle if you're using the square or the line here. Now, here's something that I really like about this software, and that is the function called pixel perfect. What it basically does is that when you turn it on and you start drawing, it gets rid of all the doubles. It might still make a jagged line, but it's going to be a lot easier and more convenient for you to draw quickly. The last option I want to cover up here is the symmetry option. And if this doesn't show for you, just go in here to the view section and make sure that you have checked the symmetry option, and then it should appear right up here. And what it basically does is that it spawns this blue line, and wherever you place this blue line and you start drawing, it will

make it symmetrically on the other side, and you can now, of course, draw on each side. It doesn't really matter which side you draw on. You can do this both horizontally or vertically if you want to, but just to finish up, the brush tool is just your main drawing tool, really, and all the options up here will more or less be the same for all the tools. One last thing I want to talk about is the ink option up here. I'm only going to be talking about the Alpha and the simple ink. So when I'd select alpha here, you can see I get another option called opacity, and it's basically how translucent your ink's going to be. So you can see if I start drawing more on top of each other, it's more transparent. I, for the most part, just keep mine on alpha because I can just turn this all the way up to the top, and I give a completely consistent full color. And that is basically the pen tool. Let's move on to the next tool, and that is the line tool. You can get the

line tool by going over here to the right and select it, or you can use the shortcut key L. So, what is the line tool? Well, it's a tool that makes lines. So, you can see when I press down on my left mouse key here and start dragging, I can just make a line. I show you could just draw a line, but it's much more convenient being able to actually see your line. So, if I hold down Shift while I make a line, you can see how it's kind of snapping to a more perfect angle. And if I hold down Control while I draw, you can see how the line is going from the center rather than going to where I pointed. So, sometimes you might have a line in the center of something, and it's much easier to just place it there straight away and then try and drag it out. And you can also combine Ctrl + Shift here to drag it out from the center and make a straight angle line. All right, next up comes this second line option, which is the curved line, and you can give that by

pressing shift L or go over here and select it. So, what is the curved line? Well, basically, when you draw your line like before, after you release the mouse key for the first time, you can now drag it up and down and make a more even curved line. And you can actually curve it twice. So, I can place it over here, and then I can curve the line once more. And that is a way to make a smooth clipped line in a sprite. Alright, let's talk about the next tool, and that is the shape tool. So, what is the shape tool? Well, if we go over here to the right and select it, you can see I get rectangles and I get eclipses. Well, it took me a while. Expected it to say Circle anyway. So, let's just start out by taking the rectangle tool. You can also get that by pressing you on your keyboard. And you can see if I keep pressing you, you can see it changes over here to the right from a fool to an MT. So, let's try and make an empty one here first, and then

press U and make a fool one and can see as I drag it. Even though the icon is full, it's still as I drag it. But when I release it, it will be full. What it basically does is make a rectangle of your main color and fill it up. Though if you hold down shift on you, you can now see the changes from circles or eclipses as an empty or a full one. And like before, when we make one and reduce it and then shift you again, you can see it changes to a fool or an empty one. Like with the line tool, you can also hold down shift to make it even both access. So if I hold down shift, it has the same length. And as well with the line tool, if you hold down control, you can then make it come out from the center of where you were placing it. And yes, you can combine them too with the rectangle and Eclipse tool. And that is basically your shape tool. And next up, we have the contour. You can get that by pressing D or you can go over here to

the right and select it. So, what is it? Well, the first contour tool is just like a normal sort of drawing tool when you see it at first, but then when you release it, it fills everything up that you have drawn. And like with the shape tool, we can also select a second option, which is the polygon tool. You can get that by pressing Switch D. And what it is, it's basically like a mix of your line tool and your contour tool. So, you can see here when I draw and keep releasing and pressing, I kind of make like a straight line between some points, and it fills it up. It's a very unique tool, and I definitely recommend you just playing around with it a little. You can really make some funky stuff with it. All right, so let's look over everything. We had the pen tool, which is our normal drawing tool. We had the line tool, which makes us able to make lines. We have the shape tool that makes us able to make shapes. And then we have the contour tool that makes us able to make some filled-out

shapes quite quickly. Alright, next up we got the mouse. So, there's another thing I want to talk about with the mouse. Of course, the left and right mouse key is usually your drawing or erasing one, but there's also the middle mouse which you can use to drag around your canvas. You can also drag around your canvas by holding down the spacebar and left-clicking around. If you are holding down the spacebar, you can also go to 100% century of picture or fit it to the screen. You can also zoom in and out with your mouse wheel by scrolling up and down. And yeah, that is basically a few things about the mouse that you might want to know. Alright, next up we have the eraser. Well, it's what it says it is. Let me just start out by drawing something here, and you can see when I press E or click over here to the right, you get the eraser tool, and it's basically like your brush, just that it erases things. Let's not read a whole lot to say about it, so yeah, you

can get the eraser by pressing E, and you can get the brush by pressing B. And then you can just erase and draw, erase and draw, erase and draw. Yeah, you can do that for hours. That's peak slot for you. Next up, we have the eyedropper tool. There's two ways to get it. Most people would probably go over here and click and be like, Oh, I sampled that color. Now let's get my pen again and draw. But it's much, much faster to just hold down Alt, and while you're holding down Alt, you can see my mouse changes into the eyedropper. And then when I click on something and release the Alt, it changes it back to the tool that I was just using. So I can now super quickly go between some colors that I want to sample and keep using. All right, next up, we got the Paint Bucket. You can get it by clicking over here to the right, or you can press G to get it. So it's basically like a Paint Bucket in any other tool, so

let me just grab a color over here, green, and you can see when I press somewhere, it fills that color out with my selective color. And that is cool and all, but there's something a lot of people overlook with the paint bucket, and that is the option up here called continuous. So, if I uncheck this, go back to my original circles, and you can see now when I press my color into the blue here, it will do it on every single color on my layer. And that is really cool, but let's say I only want to color the blue bits on this circle green. What I would do is take my selection tool, which I'm actually going to be covering next, and just make sure that I've selected this. And now, when I use my paint bucket tool in here, it only colors within my selection. That is really neat. If you want to color a lot of colors too, one same color, let's say that the blue here, I'd rather want that to be a darker blue, and I wanted the red to be a darker red.

that was a quick way for me to do it, but in fact, on the middle object, I wanted to be just the normal blue, so I would select it, and I would now just color it in like that. And that is the paint bucket tool for you. But next up, let's talk about the selection tool. So, I brought in my dear old friend, test Koopa Troopa, and we're going to be using some selection magic on this guy. So, you have two selection tools: we have the magic wand, and then we have a bunch of different selection up here. But for now, let's just go about the normal selection tool. So, what it is, it's when you press em, you get your selection tool, and you can start tracking, and then this square with some dotted lines appears. And when you now track this, you can move your selection around, or like we did with the Paint Bucket, we could fill out a certain area within here. Or if you take your brush tool, I can actually do so. I only draw within my selection. That could be quite useful in many situations. One

thing that I really like is the magic wand, which is also part of the selection tool, and you can get it up here as well or press W. When you use that and click on a color or somewhere, let's click outside of the Koopa Troopa here, you can see it select everything outside of my Koopa Troopa here. Now, if I were to draw something behind the Koopa Troopa here instead of having to make a separate layer if it was just something simple, I can just select everything around him with draw. Or if I wanted to draw something within his eyes, I could do that. It can be really useful. I use the magic wand and selection tool so much I can't really describe how and what I use it for, but it just happened so many times within my workflow for so many different reasons. One last thing with the magic wand here is that you can turn continuous, I can never pronounce it, on and off, and it basically like the Paint Bucket. So let's say I want to select all the yellow colors here.

because I've turned this off, it will now select everything on the layer with that color. And if I want to select multiple things, I can hold down shift, and it will select multiple objects and keeps selection from the past when I made so. Here, I easily selected everything that had the yellow tone on the Koopa Troopa. And if you want to deselect something, just hold down control D, or you can right-click on your selection, and you will start deselecting things. Also, give a big hand for our dear friend Koopa Troopa for being a selection test object here. So, let's just go over everything. So, we had the erase that we used to erase things with. We had the eyedropper that we could use to quickly select some colors. The Paint Bucket tool to quickly fill out a color that we want to change, or the selection tool that we can use to select objects with and track them around. And you can see those tools can really make a mess. So, let's move on. All right, now I want to make a quick speed

pin so you can see how I only use these tools that appear up here right now. And yeah, let's just go at it, so I'll see you guys in just a second. [Music] Right, and here we go, a cute little head. I had absolutely no idea what to draw, so I just made something completely random. But here is a little bit of an insight on how I only use these tools above to do most of my workflow. Anyhow, let's move on, and next up, I want to talk about layers. When you open up a sprite for the first time, you can't see the layers anywhere, and this was actually where I was the most confused the first time I opened a sprite. So, you can get them by pressing tab, and that's where the layers are. They're down here below, and each time you press tab, you can hide and show your layers. So, it might look a little confusing, but this is where, like I was talking about in the beginning, where the software reminds me a lot like Flash.

because it doesn't have layers like Photoshop. With many other software, it has a timeline. For me, this is a huge plus. For some, it might be a turn-off, but if you're just going to draw a single frame, don't worry about all these numbers because the layers are this row down here, and this is all the different keyframes. So, you can see here, if I make a new document and make it 128 by 128, you can see I only have one layer and one frame. Each time I get a new layer, it looks like this. So, if you're not going to animate, don't worry too much about all the frames here. That is something we'll cover in the future in an animation video. Alright, let's go back here. So, let's take a little deeper into the layers. So, the first thing we want to check out about layers is the layer properties. You can do that by double-clicking on a layer. Then this window will appear. There, you can name your layer. So, this layer in my case is named art.

that's why it says art down here. Next up is the mode, and this is something that can be an entire video by its own, so I'll not cover this for now, but just make sure it's always set as normal. And then last off, we have the opacity, and this is how transparent your layer is. So you can see here, so I turn it up and down, the opacity goes down as well. Next up is something a lot of people is probably curious about, and that is how to create a new layer. And you can do that by pressing Shift + N, and you can see when I do that, a new layer appears down here. And again, I can double-click on it to change the name, so I'll name this one test layer. You can also remove that by right-clicking down here and then press remove. You can also duplicate a layer by right-clicking again and then duplicate, or you can merge it down. That basically means that you are merging the two layers together, and that is basically what you need to know here in the

beginning about layers. Next up, let's talk about your color tools and the color section over here to the left. Alright, so this one I want to go through a little quicker because some of it is a little useless for new people, but it might be nice to know. So, the first one is your palette editor, and you can get that by selecting our color over here and then pressing F4, or you can use the button up here. Then, you will basically get up all the information about this color, and if you want to change one of your colors in your color palette, you can then change it up here, and you can see as I slide this around, it changes as well. And you can change this between HBS or RPG or whatever works for you. The next one is sorting palette, and it said a little arrow up here where you can sort all your colors in your palettes. So, if I want to sort them by luminance, you can see it changed it to the one that's the most luminator or brightness, or you

can change it to saturation. It's going to sort out your colors in very different ways. Yeah, so that's a neat little thing. You can also make a gradient, and by using that feature, I'm gonna scale this up a little bit, and then I'll make a random color down here. Now, I've used the palette editor to make a yellow down here, so if I hold my left mouse key here and drag all the way down to the yellow, you can see I've selected all these colors, and then I go in and use the gradient instead of kind of gradient all the colors in between. Alright, moving on. Next up, we have the presets. This is something I think is such a cool feature, especially for people who're not very good at picking color themselves, and they just really want to dig into the artsy parts of it. So then, you can go in and use presets, and all these presets have been made by other people, and Aseprite had implemented it into the software, of course with their permission, of course, and if you

found a pallet that you really like. For the most part, you can even hover over here, and there's a little link to the artist's website if you want to take more out about them. But yeah, there's a bunch of great palettes in here that you can check it out and use and play around with. It even has palettes such as the old any, as it has Gameboy palettes. It has a bunch of community-created palettes, the Pico eight palette, which I know a lot of people like. It's a good place to have some fun with some pre-made colors. And the last section here is the options section. For some reason, you can get the palette editor here as well. I mean, it's cool, but you have an entire button for it by itself. Beside that, you can also change the size of how big the palette is going to appear on your sidebar. Another neat thing is the fourth section here. So for some people, they might not have this set up that I have down here with the color, so you can change it to

different setups depending on what rahkshi boat. I personally just used the ten shaded tone one. That is the one I'm most used to, sort of shake with. Besides that, you can also save a pallet if you create your own palette, and you can load it in if you're ever going to open a sprite on a different computer or something like that. And if you have a palette that you really like and want to be the main palette every time you create a new document, you can save it as the default palette. So, every time you create a new document, that is the palette that is going to be loaded. And the last section down here, create palette from current sprite. This is a really neat feature. If you load in a screenshot or if you're part of some of my challenges here on the channel where we sometimes have to use a certain palette, you can then load this pallet into a sprite and then create a palette from the current sprite, and it will then automatically load all the colors together and create a palette out of it. And that is the four main sections of the

color tools in a sprite, and guys, this is where we come to an end of the video. I hope you found this video informative, and it helped you get into the basics of a sprite. I look forward to seeing what you guys create with the software, and if you want to share anything with me, beat your set me up on Twitter. I'd love to see what you guys create. Anyway, guys, thank you so much for watching. If you liked what you saw, make sure to give the video a thumbs up, and if you want to see more content like this, make sure to subscribe. You can also help me help you by supporting me on Patreon, and feel free to check some of the other videos out here on the side. See ya, Blue Loop. [Music]

Aseprite Guide for Beginners (Pixelart Tutorial)

MortMort

스프라이트 소프트웨어는 픽셀 아트를 위한 다양한 도구를 제공하며, 연필 도구는 기본 그리기 도구입니다.

사용자는 연필의 크기, 브러시 유형 및 각도를 사용자 지정할 수 있으며, 소프트웨어에는 부드러운 그리기를 위한 '픽셀 퍼펙트' 기능이 있습니다.

대칭 옵션을 사용하면 양쪽을 대칭으로 그릴 수 있고, 잉크 옵션은 반투명 효과를 위해 불투명도를 제어할 수 있습니다.

선 도구와 단축키는 직선 및 곡선을 편리하게 그릴 수 있는 방법을 제공합니다.

곡선 도구는 처음 클릭한 후 드래그하여 부드럽고 고른 곡선을 만들 수 있습니다.

도형 도구는 직사각형과 타원을 제공하며, 비어 있거나 채워진 도형에 대한 옵션과 키보드를 사용하여 도형을 변경할 수 있는 기능을 제공합니다.

윤곽선 도구는 그려진 도형을 채우고 점 사이에 직선을 만들기 위한 다각형 옵션을 제공하며, 마우스는 캔버스를 탐색하고 확대 및 축소할 수 있는 다양한 기능을 제공합니다.

지우개 도구는 브러시처럼 작동하지만 지우는 데 사용됩니다.

지우개와 브러시 도구는 E와 B를 눌러 액세스할 수 있어 빠르게 그리고 지울 수 있습니다.

스포이드 도구는 Alt 키를 누른 상태로 사용하면 더 효율적으로 사용할 수 있으며, 빠른 색상 샘플링이 가능합니다.

페인트 통 도구는 연속 채우기 옵션을 제공하며 선택 영역 내에서 사용하여 보다 정밀하게 색칠할 수 있습니다.

마술봉을 포함한 선택 도구를 사용하면 그림의 영역을 쉽게 선택하고 조작할 수 있습니다.

스프라이트에서 선택 도구 사용 및 레이어 이해하기

선택 도구를 사용하면 색상별로 개체를 선택하고 Ctrl+D 또는 마우스 오른쪽 버튼을 클릭하여 선택을 해제할 수 있습니다.

소프트웨어의 레이어 시스템은 Tab 키를 눌러 액세스할 수 있으며, 아래에 레이어와 키프레임이 표시됩니다.

레이어를 두 번 클릭하면 해당 속성이 열리므로 레이어 이름을 지정하여 더 잘 정리할 수 있습니다.

모드는 항상 일반으로 설정해야 하며, 불투명도는 레이어의 투명도를 제어합니다.

Shift + N으로 새 레이어를 만들 수 있으며, 레이어의 이름을 바꾸거나, 제거하거나, 복제하거나, 병합할 수 있습니다.

색상 도구에는 색상 변경을 위한 팔레트 편집기, 팔레트 정렬 옵션, 그라데이션 생성, 다른 사용자가 만든 사전 설정이 포함되어 있어 색상을 쉽게 선택할 수 있습니다.

애스프레이트의 색상 도구 살펴보기

Aseprite는 커뮤니티에서 만든 옵션과 게임보이, 피코 8과 같은 인기 테마를 포함하여 미리 만들어진 다양한 색상 팔레트를 제공합니다.

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