Miso Editor is a desktop tool that takes one character image through 3D conversion, rigging, and motion, and exports 8, 16, or 32-direction sprite sheets. It is made for people building 2D games who need a lot of multi-direction character sprites.

You can import a character image with a transparent background, or your own 3D model. Images are turned into 3D by an external service. Rigging runs on your own PC. Motions are applied from free motion files such as Mixamo. Characters can hold a one-handed weapon, a two-handed sword, or a shield. Export is 8, 16, or 32-direction sprite sheets, and RPG Maker MZ walking character sheets too. Everything from rigging onward runs on your own PC at no cost.

• Easy mode: choose a game type and press one button, and it goes from image to export step by step. You can choose the number of directions, view angle, frame count, frame size, and whether to make it pixel art.
  
• Rigging for capes, tails, and wings. You can set Auto / On / Off per character.
  
• When you add several characters at once, import and rigging run one at a time in order.
  
• Characters already rigged in Mixamo can be imported as they are.

Rigging can place joints in the wrong spot depending on the character's shape, and I'm continuing to fix this. Capes, tails, and wings are still at a testing stage and may not sway well.

Questions and feature requests are welcome on Discord[discord.gg].

The release date will be announced here once it's decided. If you follow the page, announcements will appear in your Steam activity feed.