Open Source Windows Metadata Editors - Page 3

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.

Vue Meta is a Vue.js plugin that allows you to manage your app's metadata. It is inspired by and works similar as react-helmet for react. However, instead of setting your data as props passed to a proprietary component, you simply export it as part of your component's data using the meta info property. These properties, when set on a deeply nested component, will cleverly overwrite their parent components' metaInfo, thereby enabling custom info for each top-level view as well as coupling metadata directly to deeply nested subcomponents for more maintainable code.

icctext is a simple command line utility that lets you edit the text tags in an ICC profile.

This Project will make the attempt to cross artificial intelligence Algorithms and common 3D workflow. Usually many operations in 3D workflow are highly redundant and often actions have to be repeated several times or instead being executed in self-made scripts.Scripting is in fact for most people a very nasty and time consuming action. This application module tries to fill the gap where it learns workflows which can in order be modified, multiplied, adapted organically to allow a fast and versatile Workflows, where currently rigid working habits will not Compete. ...also making scripting finally obsolete. currently the development is started with Autodesk Maya. More 3D platforms will come after this project is succeeding.

A unique python-based image editor with low-level control. It will be able to apply fairly complex mathematical operations to individual pixels based on the contents of a script or user input at a command line. It will then be able to apply those changes to the image for a unique effect.

I had a picture representing an A4 page, I resized it with Microsoft picture manager (changed definition) to lower the size of the file, but in the process "picture manager" didn't change the ppi "pixel per inch" automatically to keep the picture to the size of an A4 page. So my other tools (an "all to pdf" converter) couldn't understand the right size of the picture and the output was a very small page. You need softwares like irfan vue, xnvue, or photoshop to edit the ppi, which doesn't make sens to me. So I made this tiny tool, with C#, to allow changing the ppi of a jpeg file very easily.