Published by Writes for All Inc. on 2017-10-28
What is Reverse Engineer Spritesheets?
The Reverse Engineer Spritesheets app is a tool designed for game developers who have lost the source images for their sprite sheet. It allows users to easily extract individual sprites from a spritesheet by dragging and dropping the spritesheet and its .plist file onto the app's window. The app can even rotate sprites back to their original orientation if they were rotated in the spritesheet.
1. Don't try to slice those sprites out in an image editor, extract them with this tool! Just drag and drop your spritesheet onto the window and its .plist file.
2. This app currently supports extracting sprites with a spritesheet's .plist source file.
3. Easily reverse engineer spritesheets with this tool! Get your sprites back as single standalone images.
4. So you're a game developer who lost the source images for your sprite sheet; it's not a crime and you don't have to panic.
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Install Reverse Engineer Spritesheets app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
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- Extract individual sprites from a spritesheet quickly and easily
- Supports .plist formats 0, 1, 2, and 3
- Supports PNG sprite sheet images and pvr.czz images
- Extracted sprites can be used with Spritebuilder's smart spritesheet feature for Cocos2d games or in a .atlas file in Xcode for SpriteKit games
- Saves time for game developers who need to extract sprites from a spritesheet
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