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Graal Shop Pro
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Welcome to my thread!
I've been working on a much improved scripted Graal Shop (GANI Editor). I've made quite a lot of progress and created a few ganis with it that would have been painful otherwise. I believe I'm at or close to complete feature parity with the current Graalshop editor. Controls / Gestures 1. Right mouse button held down to move the preview axis. 2. Ctrl + Left click to select multiple sprites. 3. Keyboard arrows can be used to make fine adjustments to selected sprites. 4. Sprites can be deleted by dragging them into the sprite list, or by being selected and pressing the delete key. 5. Wheel mouse to zoom in and out. New Features 1. Multiple Sprite Selections. You can select multiple by holding CTRL and selecting a sprite. 2. Full Sprite Effects Support. Color, Mode, Rotate, Stretch all display properly in the preview. 3. Sprite Cutter. You simply select the non-transparent part of the image and it uses a fill algorithm to determine the bounds of the sprite. 4. Gridlines can be disabled. 5. Other small stuff that I can't recall. I was planning on implementing more features but my work has kind of stagnated on it. There is currently no serverside functionality to the tool so you don't need to worry about staff having it. Ganis currently save to your Graal folder under scriptfiles or to your level/ganis folder if you're editing one from there. Screenshot http://i.imgur.com/hg9ubxl.jpg Try it out! You can log on to Zodiac and use the command "/graalshop" (without quotes) to open it. Alternatively you can download the script, add it to your server and use it there. |
If there's a greater force of scripting working towards making Graal a more productive platform, I don't know who it could be. Thanks FP!
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Just needs inbetweening. :)
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Impressive work as always :)
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FP Knorr. :)
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nice work, and great contribution as always. thanks.
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awesome thing you did there!
didnt check it out yet, but are the rotated images inside the preview done with your editor or are those already set by the template? |
Very nice, I'll be sure to check it later. Looks great.
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With batch rotate you could take a single sword frame either 45 or 90 degree then specify: Sprites: 8 (360 / 45) Start: 0 End: 6.28 (Start and End are set to that by default) and it would create the rest sprites using the rotate effect. You can also change the Stretch X or Y to -1 and get the mirrored version of the sprites. |
FYI- I didn't look at your code, but for Facebook you can't combine rotateeffects and coloreffects. It's one or the other
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I've just tested it on Zodiac. It's really great. Good job
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Nice :-)
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-on topic- I'll try it out when I get back from having a walk, if only the default GUI from Graal wasn't such an eyesore |
We've been using this on Era, and it is the greatest thing ever. The sprite cutter saves so much time and adds so much flexibility, and I love having the script window right there. Best thing ever - especially since I'm stuck on a Mac so all I had before was the old in-game editor (which worked, but not without frustration). I don't think I could thank you enough!
The only problem I've had so far is with crashing while Importing sprites - is this a known issue or something I might be doing wrong? |
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It shouldn't be could you attach the gani pre-import (if possible), and the gani you're trying to import? It's possible it could be a Mac thing. |
I'm looking at it now... it's amazing. But how do you set rotation effect?
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sorry! |
Sorry for the bump but I noticed when I try and save the gani nothing happens.
I can still set my gani online,restarting the client and it doesn't show anymore, but the file seems to be nowhere. Not online, nor on my computer. Both mac and windows. Any help would be awesome. I would love to be able to edit ganis online, or save them offline and upload them at least using my mac. Edit: I managed to change the line that saves the file to call a triggeraction and saved the lines serverside. This allowed me to save the gani online. Which accomplishes what I need. Would be cool if I could get it to save locally tho. But this definitely helps me alot. Thanks FP4. Here is what I did, PHP Code:
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Hey is there an update to the gani editor?
The one on Zodiac (live) is different to this version? (So I've been told) The iEra staff would like me to add the one with the folder view (if that makes sense) I think what they mean is one that is linked directly to the FTP rather than their own folder (after logging online I'm pretty sure this is what they mean). Would this be possible? Hahahaha - ok just ignore this post. I've just seen the post above. Thankssssssss |
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After posting in the wrong thread, I figured I'd share this in the right one! I changed it so that when saving (and uploading the gani), it checks if the gani already exists on the server, and if it does, overwrites it. Otherwise, it defaults to the file path provided by the client. Just replace the onActionServerside block with this code: PHP Code:
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Has anybody else noticed an issue with the sprites when using rotatesprite? It makes the GANI file size a lot bigger.
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Nah, not an issue for me. Works flawlessly :)
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Here's an example of one that's messed up - it's duplicating the ROTATESPRITE.
Could this be the batch operations not clearing the rotate sprite flag from a previous gani? The gani staff using it only uses the sprite cutter not the batch operations though. If you try open the gani in game it won't work - if you open it using GraalShop and just 'save' it, it will clear all the sprites and work again. |
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Looks like I used rotation instead of rotate during the gani initialization so rotate effects would stack.
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ooo i'll give it a try!
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Sorry - works a treat! :) thank you
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I really like this Gani editor, and I just spent a few hours making a nice gani with it. :)
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