Closed erayerdin closed 3 years ago
Are you able to use aseprite
from your terminal?
I haven't used Steam's Aseprite on linux, but I guess as long the path is right it should work. I'll have to install it to give it a try. Do you mind telling me what is the path to the binary you added to your PATH?
Thanks for all the information.
Also, you should be able to use the path to Aseprite's binary directly in the configuration screen. It may not be what you are looking for but it is a workaround so you can use the plugin in the meantime.
Seems like rebooting the computer has done the trick. It's resolved in my case. Feel free to close.
Nice! Thanks for letting me know.
I have Godot and Aseprite installed with my Steam.
Installed the plugin, restarted it, it didn't work. So I thought "It's probably about the path issue.". So I actually added
aseprite
binary path to myPATH
variable. It doesn't work again, saying:In-Godot Logs
``` ERROR - Could not import aseprite file: Aseprite command failed. Please, check if the right command is in your PATH or configured through the "configuration" button. editor/editor_file_system.cpp:1817 - Error importing 'res://protagonist.aseprite' ```Environment
- Ubuntu 20.04 - Steam 162...086 - Godot Engine v3.3.2.stable.official - Aseprite v1.2.27-x64Aseprite is in
PATH
variable. I checked that. I also tried restarting Godot and Steam as well. It didn't work.