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Extract pictograms in full colour, exactly as the preview shows them.
New
- Full Color extraction. The Extraction section has three output modes, as radio buttons in place of the old Invert checkbox:
- Black and White - pixels darker than Threshold become ink (1-bit), as before.
- Inverted Black and White - light pixels become ink, for light pictograms on a dark background. This is what the Invert checkbox did.
- Full Color - the cell exactly as the preview shows it, with the current effect applied: Original keeps the sheet's own colours, and Sketch, Emboss or a colour channel are saved as they look. Cell inset and Output W/H still apply; Threshold is greyed out.
- Mixed lists. One list can hold both kinds. Thumbnails show the real colours, and each entry says
coloror1-bit. - Colour export.
- Save as Bitmap writes 24-bit BMPs for colour pictograms (1-bit ones are unchanged).
- Save as C array writes colour pictograms as RGB565
uint16_tarrays.
Changed
- C header layout. Every array now has a
_FORMATdefine (<FILE>_FORMAT_MONO1or<FILE>_FORMAT_RGB565). The lookup table struct gains aformatfield beforedata, anddatais nowconst void *. Code that uses the table from a 1.x header needs updating; the arrays themselves are unchanged for black-and-white pictograms.
Download
Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit): PictogramParser-1.2.0-win64.zip below. Unzip it and run PictogramParser.exe. A single file, no installation, no dependencies.
Not code-signed, so SmartScreen may ask for confirmation.
Checksums (SHA-256)
| File | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
PictogramParser.exe |
9045f74d0c25b2282a9f0e8eaf9103a1e2d243cd125482824fa6ffe4feb03b09 |
PictogramParser-1.2.0-win64.zip |
bf85a9ba6503c0f7204bcb22e8bdfc65b25d3916d9ad1ccc9b6e5f44786599ec |
Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0