Editor's Review
The idea: Pixelvoid's editor is a drawing tool for blocky character skins. You paint on the flat texture template or straight onto a rotating 3D model, and the two views stay in step with each other.
Tools you get: Pixel pencil and fill, a colour picker, layer handling for the outer overlay parts, and an undo history for the inevitable stray pixel. A library of ready-made skins is there to edit instead of starting from a blank body, which is how most people actually use tools like this, and finished work exports as a file you apply yourself.
Worth knowing: A 4.25 rating in a category crowded with near-identical editors is respectable rather than remarkable, and the usual trade-off applies. It is free because it carries advertising, including interstitials between actions. It is also an unofficial tool with no link to the game's publisher, and putting a finished skin onto your character happens outside the app.
Features
Paint on a rotating 3D character preview or the flat texture map
Pixel pencil, fill and colour picker with an undo history
Layer handling for the outer overlay parts of a skin
Library of existing skins to edit instead of starting blank
Pros
Editing on the 3D model beats guessing from a flat template
The starter library lowers the barrier for anyone who cannot draw
Cons
Advertising interrupts the editing flow
Unofficial tool with no affiliation to the game's publisher
Applying the finished skin happens outside the app
