Java editor for Commodore 64 sprites. My small competition for SpritePad.
If you want to check the most recent version - jar file for download is here.
For the version 1.0 there are also available:
- Windows Installer - it doesn't require to install java separately.
- Deb Package for Ubuntu - version for Linux (really it's for all Debian-based distros not only for Ubuntu).
- Advanced preview with support for animations, sprite overlay and multi sprites made from a few connected single sprites.
- All basic sprite operations: sliding in all four directions, horizontal and vertical flip, reflecting, rotation and negation.
- Sprite operations accesible also for all sprites in the selection range (by corresponding command from selection menu).
- 4 different modes of ghost skinnning.
- Clipboard support with ability to copy/paste sprites between separate application windows or instances.
- Short manual included in the help menu.
- Included 5 small example projects.
- Undo/Redo mechanism.
- Ability to export projects in batch mode - now you can export sprite projects from level of makefile or shell script.
- Export to raw binary, prg file, assembly source code or image file (useful if you want to reap graphics from a memory dump; png, jpg and bmp files supported).
- Work time counter to see how long you were working on particular sprite project.