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So... I don't feel like cutting and pasting that many sprite - KruSuPhy - 09-07-2009
Uh. I'm using 3.78, to start off with
The sprites are stored as 1,2,3,4,5,6,etc.... with one sprite for each picture.
Well, I have like a shitload of sprites. They're all in one picture, the sprite animation going horizontal, the different sprites themselves going vertical.
So, Unless I want to cut that many sprites and past them as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, etc... I need a way to fix it o.o...
Re: So... I don't feel like cutting and pasting that many sprite - Forte - 09-07-2009
Lol I think there's a program somewhere around these forums that'll slice up the sprite sheet and save them individually for you, search around for it. I'll post it if i manage to find it though
Re: So... I don't feel like cutting and pasting that many sprite - deathknight - 09-07-2009
Forte Wrote:Lol I think there's a program somewhere around these forums that'll slice up the sprite sheet and save them individually for you, search around for it. I'll post it if i manage to find it though
I believe this is the program he was referring too.
viewtopic.php?f=60&t=5181&p=62030&hilit=sprite+sheet#p62030
Re: So... I don't feel like cutting and pasting that many sprite - KruSuPhy - 09-07-2009
Alright Thanks for that, It helps with my sprites, lol.
Now, I'm trying to get the program to cut it down both the X and the Y, because the Items are a single 32x32 Image, and they're in rows and columns on the sheet...