I was wondering if there was a way to make a perfect collision mask that outlines all the pixels on the sprite instead of putting points together
Not at this time. Please note that most released retail games don’t do full-sprite collision masks/hit boxes.
For example, here are the collision masks for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
Likewise, here are the hitboxes for Celeste
Thanks for the fast reply, I was trying to use multiple collision masks on a frame but they weren’t colliding with the other masks. Am I supposed to reference which mask I want to collide with it?
Sadly, while you can have multiple collision boxes, they are still treated as a singular collision mask (as in they’re not individually targetable).
If you want uniquely targetable hitboxes, I would recommend adding points where you want the 0 x/y of the hitbox to be on your sprite. Then create some small sprites for the hitboxes, and use some events to set their position to the point X/Y you created. Then hide those extra hitbox objects at the start of the stream.
They’ll then be targetable.
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Oh my God. I love people like you. Fricking brilliant
[Edit: Also, PS, I would love to see the earlier Castlevanias hitpoints haha >.> 
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