Roblox 2D Character Animations
Budget: $10 – $45 USD
I’m building a new Roblox experience and need a skilled 2D animator to bring my main character to life. The focus is on character animation only—no background or effects work—so you can concentrate entirely on expressive movement that feels native to the Roblox engine.
You’ll receive finished character artwork along with notes on personality and mood. From there, I need you to create smooth, game-ready animations that import cleanly into Roblox Studio and respect the platform’s sprite sheet limitations. Think tight, loop-able sequences that keep frame counts efficient without sacrificing fluidity.
Deliverables
• Sprite sheets (or .png frame sets) for each animation you produce
• A Roblox-ready animation package (.rbxm or .rbxl) with sequences already configured
• Source files from your tool of choice (Aseprite, Adobe Animate, Photoshop, etc.) so I can tweak frames later if needed
Acceptance criteria
• Loops play seamlessly in Roblox Studio with no visible jitter or frame pops
• Consistent resolution and pivot points across all frames
• Color palette and proportions match the supplied character art exactly
If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s chat about timeline and the number of moves to tackle first—walk cycles, attacks, emotes, whatever will make the character feel alive.
You’ll receive finished character artwork along with notes on personality and mood. From there, I need you to create smooth, game-ready animations that import cleanly into Roblox Studio and respect the platform’s sprite sheet limitations. Think tight, loop-able sequences that keep frame counts efficient without sacrificing fluidity.
Deliverables
• Sprite sheets (or .png frame sets) for each animation you produce
• A Roblox-ready animation package (.rbxm or .rbxl) with sequences already configured
• Source files from your tool of choice (Aseprite, Adobe Animate, Photoshop, etc.) so I can tweak frames later if needed
Acceptance criteria
• Loops play seamlessly in Roblox Studio with no visible jitter or frame pops
• Consistent resolution and pivot points across all frames
• Color palette and proportions match the supplied character art exactly
If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s chat about timeline and the number of moves to tackle first—walk cycles, attacks, emotes, whatever will make the character feel alive.