04-24-2015, 08:23 AM
Barubary has made a very simple java application that will let you stick images in an image with an approximation on the width, with a set volume of padding:
http://www.propl.nl/javaprogs/ImagePacker.jar
Make a .bat file, which read:
java -jar ImagePacker.jar path/to/folder/here 1000 0
path/to/folder being the path to the folder, 1000 is the width to aim for (it'll be a little less if the images wouldn't fit to the row without being chopped) and the 0 is the padding between each sprite.
It isn't the best solution in the world, but it works for some stuff for now.
There's a variety of ways in which we could make something function that would be like this, and benefit standard sheets. My idea is make it pick up folders, turn those into rows (with a maximum width then it'll produce a new row), and include the folder's name above that row. That way you can folder rows together instead of using a GUI that will likely be slightly clustered if working on a big sheet.
Finally, it produces a sheet out of all of the rows. I can give some visual examples of something similar if that'd help explain it?
http://www.propl.nl/javaprogs/ImagePacker.jar
Make a .bat file, which read:
java -jar ImagePacker.jar path/to/folder/here 1000 0
path/to/folder being the path to the folder, 1000 is the width to aim for (it'll be a little less if the images wouldn't fit to the row without being chopped) and the 0 is the padding between each sprite.
It isn't the best solution in the world, but it works for some stuff for now.
There's a variety of ways in which we could make something function that would be like this, and benefit standard sheets. My idea is make it pick up folders, turn those into rows (with a maximum width then it'll produce a new row), and include the folder's name above that row. That way you can folder rows together instead of using a GUI that will likely be slightly clustered if working on a big sheet.
Finally, it produces a sheet out of all of the rows. I can give some visual examples of something similar if that'd help explain it?