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Aseprite-Scripts
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# Aseprite Scripts To use, download the .lua files and put them in [Aseprite's user script folder](https://community.aseprite.org/t/locate-user-scripts-folder/2170). ## Parallax [parallax.lua](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TekF/Aseprite-Scripts/master/parallax.lua) (Right-click and "Save as")  By default each layer moves twice as fast as the one below. To control speed manually, add `s=<speed>` to the layer names, like this:   It also supports non-integer speeds. For example a speed of 1.5 will move alternately between moving by 1 pixel or 2 pixels, to give an average movement of 1.5 pixels.   #### Update Put "w=x", "w=y", or "w=xy" in the layer name to wrap the layer on the x and/or y axes. It wraps at either the layer bounds or the image bounds - whichever's bigger. 
