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Tilemaster is a tool to create, edit and manage tilesets for (C)RPGs and other types of computer games. Tilemaster supports tile metadata and includes a simple tile/sprite editor as well.
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The BaX-lib is a powerful, lightweight easy to use library for the creation of bitmaps in your C++ programs. The BaX-compiler is a simple script interpreter to achieve the same thing. It's easy, lightweight, fast, and completely written from scratch
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bmp24_io is a small collection of C-subroutines for reading and writing image files. The focus is on an easy use for teaching purposes and quick evaluation of research ideas. Students with different proficiency in C should be able to use bmp24_io.
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The SwfDotNet framework is a full .Net open source library for writing, reading and generating Flash(tm) Swf files on-the-fly with C# .Net or VB.Net. It's composed of packages for IO writing/reading process. Written by Olivier Carpentier.
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