Shimeji Template 95%
Shimeji Template is a standardized set of image files and configuration data used to create a "desktop buddy"—a small, animated character that wanders across a computer screen or mobile device. These characters, originally created by Yuki Yamada of Group Finity, interact with browser windows and mouse cursors. Core Components of a Template
that you can print and customize to look like traditional shimeji desktop pets. Digital-to-Paper Adaptation shimeji template
Tips for creating assets
- Use a consistent canvas size for all frames.
- Export with transparent background (PNG).
- Keep file sizes small (optimize PNGs).
- Test animations in sequence and check anchor/origin points match.
- Speed: Change
<speed>3</speed>to<speed>6</speed>for faster walking. - Frequency of actions: Increase
<likelihood>values to make them climb more often. - Max Shimeji: Change
<maxNumber>5</maxNumber>to15to allow a massive invasion of your desktop.
Where to Find Shimeji Templates
To build a fully functional mascot, a standard template consists of approximately 46 to 48 individual images (sprites). Shimeji Template is a standardized set of image