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With the Spritesheet Cutter (also called Map Editor or Level Editor) you can cut/share/export/move/name single or multiple sprites using drag & drop. There is a copy mode so maps can be created. Sprites are numbered left to right/top to bottom or randomly. Sprites can be added to a sheet and saved as a whole. An animation preview is included. Spritesheet Cutter cannot create GIFs, but there are better solutions. Color selections can be converted to transparency.

ANSiMat is a graphical viewer of ANSI art files. It can also be used to convert ANSI (or plain ASCII) files into regular (BMP, TGA, PCX...) graphic files, or into animations (FLC). Altough not initially designed for this, ANSiMat can be successfully used as an ASCII art viewer, or even simple text files viewer. ANSiMat is available for Linux, Windows and DOS. ANSiMat supports also modem emulation speed, therefore it can be used to display ANSI animations.

Autoresize is an application that can reduce the size and compression of a large number of images, long and tedious task to be performed by hand. Useful to alleviate the images to be sent as attachments in the mail.

Now you can translate your vectorial and bitmap design data to your CNC machines! OpenCAM provides an interface where you can configure your CNC equipment and then export the file followiing it's commands! You can export PS,PDF,AI,EPS,DXF,SVG and Bitmap