[Tools] slicers wrapper #2249
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- fixed Python version to be compatible with NumPy - added Update PIP if necessary - added Install NumPy module for slicing
- Add Ignore source folder for multitiles
slicer wrapper
Rewritten on Python and this time it automatically updates tileset.
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Looks good! |
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Can you add documentation for this to our doc? |
Done in #2255 |
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Summary
This script allow artists to speedup slicing multitiles process.
It detects tile name, size of resulting tile, and various source files:
Just drag and drop source folder over script shortcut.
Content of the change
slice_multitile.pyrequires NumPy module. This module can be used with Python >= 3.7 and < 3.11 So I changeupdtset.cmdso it will install Python 3.10 instead of 3.12 (latest at this moment).updtset.cmdwill also installNumPymodule at first run..gitignoreTesting
Create a shortcut to the script on your desktop (for example)
Put the source files into the folder and drop it in repository
Drag and drop 'source' folder over the shortcut
Script informs you about files taken into account as well as resulting names and sprite numbers. Script will ignore existing json files, so they can be changed without fear.
After displaying results script will run 'updtset.cmd' so just press 'Enter' and wait a bit
Now you can update tileset in game and see how it works.
Additional information
You may notice shortcut to 'updtset.cmd' on my desktop - it is here just for simple sprites that do not need to slice something. Or if I change json files without touching images.