Image Sequence Import — PixPipeline Node Reference

Output Ports

Name	Type	Description
Aseprite ase	AsepriteFile	ファイル名の自然数順で安定して並んだ1レイヤーアニメ文書です
先頭フレーム preview	Image	自然数順に並べた後の先頭画像です
フレーム数 frame_count	Int	取り込んだファイル数です
警告コード warnings	Text	欠番・番号重複・番号なしを示す安定した警告コードです
取り込みレポートJSON report_json	Text	連番の構造化診断です

Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Range	Description / Options
フレーム画像 paths_json	Text	[]	—	使うフレーム画像をまとめて選びます。frame2がframe10より先になる自然数順で並べます
FPS fps	Int	12	1–60	各静止画へ設定する再生速度です。粗めのドット絵は8〜12、滑らかな素材は24が目安です

Overview

Combines a numbered set of PNG or other still images into a one-layer animation document. Files are ordered naturally by name rather than selection order, so walk1.png, walk2.png, and walk10.png appear in the expected sequence.

Usage tips

Use the folder button for Frame Images to select all source files together. You do not need to edit the internal JSON manually.
Start around 8–12 FPS for pixel art or 24 FPS for finer motion. This node applies one duration to every frame.
If gaps are not intentional, respond to SEQUENCE_MISSING_NUMBER by correcting the filenames and selecting them again.

Common mistakes

Import stops if even one image has different dimensions. Normalize every canvas first.
Duplicate trailing numbers or names without numbers produce warnings. For important order, use a unique sequence such as effect_001.png.
For assets with different durations per frame, preserve them as GIF or Aseprite and use animated_image_import or aseprite_load.

Related nodes

animated_image_import — preserve individual GIF frame durations
ase_frame_select — extract an imported frame as an image
spritesheet_to_aseprite — split one regular sheet instead of separate files