Oh i'm sorry for that,

That's because ImageMagick's binaries aren't in your system's/MSYS2's $PATH. Where you're using MSYS2, it probably easiest to just install ImageMagick through that:

pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-imagemagick

Once that's installed, you should also navigate to the folder where your images will be:

cd /c/Users/rpape/Desktop/Kingdom's Stone/isometric_hero_heroine_blend/

Then you should be able to run the montage command to stitch the individual frames into a single sprite sheet.

Good evening, ImageMagick seems to be installed, only MSYS2 does not seem to recognize the command. I must use "montage" in MSYS2 ?

Or do I need to reinstall MSYS2 for it to detect ImageMagick ?

Wow !! incredible thank you very much you save me ! With all your help you save me so much time, I will be able to make a lot of NPCS now.
The next step will be the enemies. Thanks again to you, have a good evening :)

Good evening, I saw that Clint Bellanger had created a 3D ogre and I would like to know if I can reuse the movement animation used for the hero because it seems extremely long and complex to achieve given the quantity of points to define.

and here is the animation that I would like to take to apply it to the ogre :

I don't think there's an easy solution here. The armatures have different structures, so the bones don't match the vertex groups of the ogre's mesh.

You can see how the ogre would look when using the human armature by:

1. selecting the ogre mesh
2. going to the Modifiers tab in the properties pane
3. change the Object of the armature modifier to be MaleArm instead of OgreArm

Of course, this will look very messed up. I think the best path to fixing it would be to add / rename vertex groups on the ogre mesh to match the human rig. For example, the ogre has UpperBack and LowerBack. The human only has a Back bone, so you could try selecting both those groups and assigning them to a new group named Back. Another example is the difference in the naming of the groups for fingers. The human rig uses Fingers, but the ogre uses Finger without the "s".

I applied the animation to the ogre, and as you said, it seems to be buggy. I only noticed that it was due to the ogre's torso and the fingers, which weren't attached to the animation. Is it possible to add them? Because the legs and head work.

In this image we can clearly see the bust which is not attached to the rest of the body as well as the hands

ps : I rename all vertex Groups like MaleArm

Sorry to ask so much, but I don't know anything about it and can't find any tutorials to help me.
(I can't place the blend file, Github don't support that file type)