"Spricer", this amazing free sprite sheet cutter I found!

dusty22

I just found the most amazing tool for cutting up sprite sheets! It's free and it works so awesomely!

It's called Spricer, it traces the sprites for you when you open a sprite sheet in some image format, then you can export a whole sheet in seconds!

Here's the link:
http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t51127.html

So far I'd been using Gimp or Macromedia Fireworks at my school but this is even better! Pretty sure no viruses or anything in the download.

Last edited by dusty22 (May 12, 2013 22:45:04)

dusty22

Hey, nobody's interested? I'm not advertising or anything, heck I don't think this was the right place to put this! Maybe this should be in “Help with Scripts”? All I know is I think this tool is better than Photoshop or Fireworks for cutting up sprite sheets into individual images to be used as costumes in Scratch.

NoxSpooth

If it's something you made that's outside Scratch, then it belongs in Making and Creating.

Hyperbola

NoxSpooth wrote:
If it's something you made that's outside Scratch, then it belongs in Making and Creating.

He didn't make it - - - He found it, so it should be in RaP

NoxSpooth

Hyperbola wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
If it's something you made that's outside Scratch, then it belongs in Making and Creating.
He didn't make it - - - He found it, so it should be in RaP

Oh, eh… What are you talking about? I-I know he didn't make it… I was just testing you!

(JK. I guess I misread it.)

Hyperbola

NoxSpooth wrote:
Hyperbola wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
If it's something you made that's outside Scratch, then it belongs in Making and Creating.
He didn't make it - - - He found it, so it should be in RaP
Oh, eh… What are you talking about? I-I know he didn't make it… I was just testing you!

(JK. I guess I misread it.)

Paddle2See

Looks like cool tool, for more advanced users - I moved it over to Advanced Topics for you. Thanks for sharing the link!

djdolphin

Cool.

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Last edited by djdolphin (March 15, 2015 22:20:54)

Magnie

Nice find!

daniel_j

Paddle2See wrote:
Looks like a cool tool, for more advanced users - I moved it over to Advanced Topics for you. Thanks for sharing the link!

You missed an a

But anyway, i'm going to try this tool

jailrush

sounds cool man, but why does it need download

DigiTechs

jailrush wrote:
sounds cool man, but why does it need download

Please don't necrobump threads.

To add onto the thread, it is a nice tool. Cutting up spritesheets automatically is pretty cool.

dusty22

Not to necropost, but I'm not quite sure how to use the other features in Spricer besides the obvious automatic trace and export of sprite sheets… it seems kind of unwieldy.

It generally does a good job but it seems like you can't control how it traces sprites at all…

Spareow

Cool! I'm trying to sheet cut my Steve sprite for a Turn-based RPG…

beginnerthunder

Is there still the “Spricer”?
The link was expired already.
I would like to cut off extra parts around the sprites that I made by my own, because needless white backgrounds are always behind my making sprites.
I mean, even if I make sprite-figures by cutting on the shapes properly on Photoshop, after saving with jpeg or something, when I put on the stage, my making sprites always with white background squares…
Does the Spricer help this phenomenon?

I am only a beginner and English is not my native language.
If this question is not posted properly, appologies, and please let me know how to solve my problem.

dusty22 wrote:
I just found the most amazing tool for cutting up sprite sheets! It's free and it works so awesomely!

It's called Spricer, it traces the sprites for you when you open a sprite sheet in some image format, then you can export a whole sheet in seconds!

Here's the link:
http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t51127.html

So far I'd been using Gimp or Macromedia Fireworks at my school but this is even better! Pretty sure no viruses or anything in the download.

letsplayally-Tests

dusty22 wrote:
I just found the most amazing tool for cutting up sprite sheets! It's free and it works so awesomely!

It's called Spricer, it traces the sprites for you when you open a sprite sheet in some image format, then you can export a whole sheet in seconds!

Here's the link:
http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t51127.html

So far I'd been using Gimp or Macromedia Fireworks at my school but this is even better! Pretty sure no viruses or anything in the download.

The link is not available..

curtliom

@dusty22 It says that the file is not found when I click on it. Help?

Zeusking19

curtliom wrote:
@dusty22 It says that the file is not found when I click on it. Help?

This is a very old topic - it should probably be closed.

zerratar

Hey! I'm the creator of Spricer. It's been ages since I last worked on it and the original link died out long time ago.

But if you guys are still interested in it, a more recent and updated (i just updated it) version is available for download

http://www.zerratar.com/spricer.zip :-)

SetpyASD

I just found the most amazing tool for cutting up sprite sheets! It's free and it works so awesomely!

It's called Spricer, it traces the sprites for you when you open a sprite sheet in some image format, then you can export a whole sheet in seconds!

Here's the link:
http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t51127.html

So far I'd been using Gimp or Macromedia Fireworks at my school but this is even better! Pretty sure no viruses or anything in the download.
Last edited by dusty22 (May 12, 2013 18:45:04)

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