Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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Spreadeet.exe | 2020-05-15 | 238.6 kB | |
Spreadeet.zip | 2020-05-15 | 17.9 kB | |
Spreadeet Readme.txt | 2020-05-15 | 1.6 kB | |
Totals: 3 Items | 258.1 kB | 0 |
How to use Spreadeet: a) Create a new folder anywhere in your system and copy the images you want to stitch together into that folder. You may use the existing folder containing other files than the images, but the images MUST be the first by file names. b) Note that Spreadeet will create a spritesheet based on the file names. You can not change the order of images in the Spreadeet app, so you must name the files accordingly beforehand. 1. Select the Input Folder containing the images you want to stitch together, and the Output Folder where the spritesheet will be saved. 2. Set the desired number of your spritesheet rows and columns. If the number of images in the selected folder is insufficient to fill them all, some space will be left blank. If there are more images than needed, the remaining ones will be ignored. 3. Select the spreadsheet filling option: rows first or columns first. The table at bottom left will approximately represent the order of your images. 4. Set the background filler. Transparent is only available for .PNG images. 5. Set padding if needed. Padding numbers represent the number of pixels that will be left blank or filled with the selected color. 6. Set the name of the resulting spritesheet. If you check the Overwrite Existing Image box, Spreadeet will overwrite any existing image with the same name without any warnings. 7. Press Create Spritesheet. Once a spritesheet is created, the confirmation message will appear. 8. Note that Spreadeet will create an additional .ini file to save your preferences in the same folder where the executable is.