Save settings between sessions
With this update, the application will now store the settings such as image file name, rows, cols, etc. in a .ini file. The settings are only written to the file when you click the Slice button.
Settings are written to the ini file use the filename as the key, which means it will store multiple instances of settings specific to each image file. For example, the ini file could look like this:
[mru] filename=sprites2.png [sprites1.png] rows=4 cols=3 [sprites2.png] rows=6 cols=10
In the file above, sprites2.png is the latest file to have been loaded and sliced.
Please note:
1. If you use the standalone version, i.e. the zip that does not include an installer, then the application writes the settings to spritesheetslicer.ini in the same folder as the exe.
2. If you use the version that includes an installer, the ini file is written to %APPDATA%\roaming\spritesheetslicer\spritesheetslicer.ini. This is because the installer writes the files to the Program files directory and Windows security prevents an application from writing to that folder.
You can delete the ini file at any time should wish to clear settings and history.
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Sprite Sheet Slicer
A free, handy quick and easy sprite sheet slicer
Status | In development |
Category | Tool |
Author | isometric8 |
Tags | artgame, Pixel Art, slicer, Sprites, tool, utility |
More posts
- Updated with two bug fixesApr 03, 2024
- Added an option to include solid color tilesNov 02, 2023
- Signed the executableOct 04, 2023
- April 2023 UpdateApr 24, 2023
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