Post by syntaxerror on Apr 26, 2004 16:07:42 GMT
ImagePacker
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This is a tool for packing lots of separate images into one larger image. The primary use of packing a set of images together is for single-surface sprites. Although there are other uses such as being able to load one large image and extract standard 2d images from that. Once you have your collection of images together you can save a 'pack' which consists of a standard image (bmp/png/tga/jpg) as well as an associated *.def file which contains the details of each image in the pack.
You can also set each image to have animation frames.
SpriteMasterPro
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This is a collection of commands/functions for handling pixel-perfect single-surface 3d (animated) sprites. SpriteMasterPro has been designed to handle packs saved from Image Packer. Easy to use. Most commands are self-explanitory. Lots of examples included.
ImageMaster
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Another collection of commands/functions similar to SpriteMasterPro but deals with 2D (animated) images stored in a pack (saved from Image Packer).
Go to download Site
=========
This is a tool for packing lots of separate images into one larger image. The primary use of packing a set of images together is for single-surface sprites. Although there are other uses such as being able to load one large image and extract standard 2d images from that. Once you have your collection of images together you can save a 'pack' which consists of a standard image (bmp/png/tga/jpg) as well as an associated *.def file which contains the details of each image in the pack.
You can also set each image to have animation frames.
SpriteMasterPro
============
This is a collection of commands/functions for handling pixel-perfect single-surface 3d (animated) sprites. SpriteMasterPro has been designed to handle packs saved from Image Packer. Easy to use. Most commands are self-explanitory. Lots of examples included.
ImageMaster
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Another collection of commands/functions similar to SpriteMasterPro but deals with 2D (animated) images stored in a pack (saved from Image Packer).
Go to download Site
