Great spritesheet creation editor. Its command line version is also great for batch processing and integration with Xcode. Ricardo Quesada - Creator of Cocos2D-X Texture Packer is hands down the best sprite sheet generation tool on the market. It has more features than any of the competition and is ready for production-level games - highly recommended!

Ray Wenderlich - Writer of awesome tutorials for Cocos2D, Cocos2d-X, Unity Integrating the excellent TexturePacker into my build pipeline has saved me countless hours! Not sure how I lived without it. Ron Gilbert / Double Fine Productions - creator of MonkeyIsland, The Cave, Broken Age and Thimbleweed Park Customers: Support multiple screen resolutions with one click. TexturePacker allows you to add complete asset folders. Automatically add all images: Drag and drop your complete asset folder into the Sprites Panel.

Organize your sprites: Sort your sprites in folders, TexturePacker inherits your folder structure. Group animations and associated sprites: Flash animations appear as folders. Preserve the folder structure as part of the sprite names: TexturePacker uses sub-folder names as part of the final sprite name. TexturePacker tracks changes in your asset folder and, if necessary, automatically re-builds the sprite sheets. Pack multiple sprite sheets at once TexturePacker can Distribute sprites across multiple sheets: TexturePacker creates multiple image and data files if not all sprites could be packed into a single texture. Sort sprites to multiple texture atlases: Have different sprite sheets for different categories, e.g.

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Background, characters, impact objects and so on. Reduce memory consumption, not image quality TexturePacker allows you to Use more animations and sprites: Make your animation run smoother. Save memory: Compress your sprite sheet and drastically reduce memory usage. Increase framerate: Compute frames faster and. Make your game start faster: For maximum performance directly export to your target system's image formats like for example PVR.

Preserve visual quality: The effect of compression or dithering is nearly invisible on high-resolution devices or moving objects. See the change yourself. You don't have to be a developer to use TexturePacker.

It's easy right from the start. Common questions from artists are: Do all sprites fit into a single atlas? Simply add your sprite folders and see if they all fit. TexturePacker shows you the sprite atlas in real time. Do you need to drop some frames? Or is there enough space left to make the animation even smoother? Tired of exporting.png files?

Wingate Proxy Server Rapidshare. No need to use Save for web and devices anymore. TexturePacker can directly import the following file formats: • PSD - Photoshop image • SWF - Flash animations - including frame labels • PNG - Portable network graphics • TGA - Targa Image File • JPG - Joint Photographic Experts Group • TIFF - Tagged image file format • BMP - Bitmap Full automation with command line client With the powerful command line interface you can simply update all sprite sheets at once. Add TexturePacker's command line tool to your build process, no matter which development environment you are using. 5-minute setup: Install command line client and integrate TexturePacker into your build easily Saves hours of clicking: Edit your.tps in GUI or command line and use it over and over again. Automated updates of the sprite sheet: TexturePacker updates your sprite sheets during compile time, no manual Publish needed. Building sheets only when things change: TexturePacker detects changes and only updates your sprite sheets when needed. Read this blog post for integration into Xcode:.

Content Protection for Cocos2D. This feature helps you to protect your intellectual property and prevent theft. It's called ContentProtection and simply encrypts your images. Your app will still be able to decrypt the data, but anybody else is going to have a hard time. Designing the encryption, I had the following goals in mind: Ease of use: Enter the encryption key in TexturePacker and copy 2 files into your Cocos2D folder, add 4 lines of code - that's all.