Can fontmachine work on the command line to provide a font to given dpi/pixel height requirements? this would make it scriptable for cross-platform dev.ģ.
Can the fontmachine tool be altered to remember previously used font files? Right now it's a real pain to track down the font files.Ģ.
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I use fontmachine and texturepacker but I can't say that combining them in code is a priority for me.
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I'm just wondering how many FontMachine users do have a TexturePacker license just to get an idea if it is worth it or not. The idea is to add (additionally) a way to pack the fonts using the wonderfully optimized texturepacker in addition to current system. I have no plans of replacing current system with one requiring TexturePacker. And this to be useful would require people to have a TexturePacker license. Is there any interest to modify the fontmachine module in order to allow packaging of fonts glipths to be done using TexturePacker? this could bring a much much better optimized fonts, but it would require me to add a third font format. On top of that, TexturePacker also comes with a well-rounded set of features, and it can also be effortlessly integrated within your development workflow via its built-in command-line support.TexturePacker and FontMachine Monkey Forums/ Monkey Programming/ TexturePacker and FontMachine In short, the utility has been designed from the ground up to make it faster to create spritesheets and that is just what it does.
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Once the command line tool is installed you can edit your TPS via the GUI or command line and let TexturePacker update the sprite sheets during compile time. Inbuilt command line support for easy integration within your development workflowĪs mentioned above, the app offers a command line utility that you can use to update all sprite sheets at the same time. What is more, TexturePacke helps you improve rendering time and reduce texture size by trimming the border of your sprites in order to remove transparent pixels. Thanks to TexturePacker, you can distribute sprites across multiple sheets and create multiple image and data files when your sprites cannot be packed into a single texture.įurthermore, it comes with support for a wide variety of file formats and allows you to import PSD, SWF, PNG, TGA, JPG, BMP AND TIFF images and enables you to export your work to PNG, PVR, JPG, BMP, TGA, TIFF, PKM, WebP and PPM files. On top of that, it automatically tracks changes in your asset folder and rebuilds the sprite sheets if necessary. While preserving the folder structure, TexturePacker also uses sub-folder names as part of the final sprite name. Automatically organizes your projects and improves your workflow You also have the option to group animations and associate sprites and make Flash animations appear as folders. Moreover, TexturePacker allows you to add complete asset folders and automatically process its contents and sorts your sprites into folders based on your folder structure. With the app's help you can easily create high-resolution images and scale existing ones in order to publish sprites compatible with multiple device. Helps you create sprite sheets and process source images TexturePacker is a lightweight, yet powerful sprite sheet generation tool that features an intuitive user interface as well as command line utility that makes it easy for you to batch process images and create projects.
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