Search Results for "tiles"

...The extension uses pre-trained models and optionally can co-operate with the Web UI’s other features (image-to-image, prompt-based generation) so you can combine pixelization with generative workflows. For digital art, game assets, or retro aesthetic workflows, this offers a fast path from photo or high-res asset to stylized tiles or sprites. Its integration means you don’t need a separate tool or workflow; everything happens via the familiar UI of SD WebUI.

...Setting the maximum amount of rows only completely works if you disable shifting larger widgets down at the moment. Widgets of smaller or equal size to the dragged widget (player) will swap places with the original widget. This causes tiles to swap left and right as well as up and down. By default smaller players will shift larger widgets down. By setting shift_larger_widgets_down to false, smaller widgets will not displace larger ones.

An SDL-based library in C++ for creating old-school graphic tiles/characters. Especially suited for roguelike games and nostalgic programmers. Visit the blog for more information: http://xtiles.blogspot.com/

A ASP.NET MVC view engine. The syntax is based on JSTL with Tiles. SharpTiles offers you a fast, light weight and testable solution to create views.

Logabit WebTools is a set of powerful tools for developing Web Applications with Apache Cocoon. It consists of three essential parts: Patchwork, a layout system similar to Tiles, Contentwork to provide content and Naviwork for navigation management.

A layout mananger based on Struts-Tiles

WebTheme is a Java-based presentation framework for developing reusable web components called themes. Themes are composed of JSP layout views and CSS skins. It is simpler to use and more object-oriented than similar frameworks such as Tiles and SiteMesh.

JAppGen is a framework for generating J2EE applications. At least in its initial form, it will create Tiles/JSF/Spring/Hibernate applications from a common configuration definition written in XML.

...Functioning similar to a ViewStack the TileSlider navigates through a set of views with a few major differences: - views have a physical location, so even if skipping over a view it will briefly be visible while the layout transitions. - a selectedIndex of "-1" will cause the TileSlider to 'zoom out' to display all tiles (/views). - 'Tiles' do not need to be created in MXML or AS, the TileSlider operates using a data source containing a set of ModuleItems, each describing a module to load. - The animating layout can be used separately to the module loading aspect of the component set.