The file refers to a compressed archive of Aseprite , a popular pixel art and animation tool. Version 1.2.40 was released on September 5, 2022 , and is widely considered one of the most stable final releases of the 1.2 series before the software transitioned primarily to version 1.3. Key Features in v1.2.40
If you are looking for the official release details or want to upgrade, you can check the Aseprite Blog or the GitHub Releases page . Aseprite v1.2.40 and v1.3-beta21
Added the ability to export tilesets directly as sprite sheets.
The .7z extension indicates it was compressed using 7-Zip , which provides higher compression ratios than standard ZIP files.
A new prompt was added to request frame duration when opening a sequence of static images as an animation.
For a long period, 1.2.40 was the default "stable" version on Steam, while 1.3 was kept in the "beta" branch for testing.
The file refers to a compressed archive of Aseprite , a popular pixel art and animation tool. Version 1.2.40 was released on September 5, 2022 , and is widely considered one of the most stable final releases of the 1.2 series before the software transitioned primarily to version 1.3. Key Features in v1.2.40
If you are looking for the official release details or want to upgrade, you can check the Aseprite Blog or the GitHub Releases page . Aseprite v1.2.40 and v1.3-beta21
Added the ability to export tilesets directly as sprite sheets.
The .7z extension indicates it was compressed using 7-Zip , which provides higher compression ratios than standard ZIP files.
A new prompt was added to request frame duration when opening a sequence of static images as an animation.
For a long period, 1.2.40 was the default "stable" version on Steam, while 1.3 was kept in the "beta" branch for testing.