Image packer project

[paul_nicholls]

working nice here

my sugestion are,

default rect names = "(sourceimagename-extension)-#number"

and guidelines like these blank lines

Thanks :-)

So you think I should make names like this example?

Explosion-png#0
Explosion-png#1
Explosion-png#2
etc.

Ok, that could be a good idea as a starting point.

I will look into adding an option to have a gap around the images when packing them...it will need some thought when packing images that are arrays of images.

cheers,
Paul

[arthurprs]

working nice here

my sugestion are,

default rect names = "(sourceimagename-extension)-#number"

and guidelines like these blank lines

Thanks :-)

So you think I should make names like this example?

Explosion-png#0
Explosion-png#1
Explosion-png#2
etc.

Ok, that could be a good idea as a starting point.

I will look into adding an option to have a gap around the images when packing them...it will need some thought when packing images that are arrays of images.

cheers,
Paul

from a sprite pic named explosion.png and fog.png
-explosion#0
-explosion#1
-explosion#2
-explosion#3
-fog#0
-fog#1

and another thing, when loading image arrays an option to determine width and heigh of titles, sometimes it can be very usefull


sorry if im abusing on the suggestions :?

[paul_nicholls]

from a sprite pic named explosion.png and fog.png
-explosion#0
-explosion#1
-explosion#2
-explosion#3
-fog#0
-fog#1

and another thing, when loading image arrays an option to determine width and heigh of titles, sometimes it can be very usefull

It now uses the filename without path and extension as the default image name for the rectangles as you have suggested (not uploaded yet).

I am not sure what you mean by the option to determine the width and height of tiles...it already does this when you add images, and when you click on the type column field for an image you can alter this if you wish.

cheers,
Paul

[arthurprs]

from a sprite pic named explosion.png and fog.png
-explosion#0
-explosion#1
-explosion#2
-explosion#3
-fog#0
-fog#1

and another thing, when loading image arrays an option to determine width and heigh of titles, sometimes it can be very usefull

It now uses the filename without path and extension as the default image name for the rectangles as you have suggested (not uploaded yet).

I am not sure what you mean by the option to determine the width and height of tiles...it already does this when you add images, and when you click on the type column field for an image you can alter this if you wish.

cheers,
Paul

Yes but if you have a 200x200 image with 80x80 titles, the columns and rows option will not work correctly

[paul_nicholls]

Ah, ok...I see what you are getting at now :-)
cheers,
Paul