Hi,<br>i'v written script-fu script for GIMP, for generating Godot sprite sets.<br>1. "Create Image from Layers"<br>&nbsp;Merge multi-layer image into one and generate .tscn scene with all sprites.<br><br>2. "Create Sprite set from image"<br>Generate .tscn scene for typical tileset.<br><br>https://github.com/filonov-a/godot-gimp<br><br>Any feedback is welcome!

							
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Looks very interesting, I&#039;ll give it a try!

Nice, I was searching for something like that 4 days ago !!Tank you. I&#039;m going to give it a try.

i was update script. Now we can optionally generate .png.flags file for turn off mipmaps generation

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So i just tried to install this in gimp, and i cannot get it working for the life of me. I put the file into the script folders as stated but it will not show up when i refresh script-fu. Am i doing something silly that i don&#039;t know about?

[quote author=PoppaFritz link=topic=15401.msg16003#msg16003 date=1461872978]So i just tried to install this in gimp, and i cannot get it working for the life of me. I put the file into the script folders as stated but it will not show up when i refresh script-fu. Am i doing something silly that i don&#039;t know about?[/quote][quote author=http://docs.gimp.org/en/install-script-fu.html]2.2. Installing Script-FusOne of the great things about Script-Fu is that you can share your script with all your GIMP friends. There are many scripts that come with GIMP by default, but there are also vast quantities of scripts that are available for download all around the Internet.[list type=decimal][li]If you have downloaded a script, copy or move it to your scripts directory. It can be found in the Preferences: [tt]Folders &#8594; Scripts.[/tt][/li][li]Do a refresh by using [tt]Filters &#8594; Script-Fu &#8594; Refresh Scripts[/tt] from the image menubar. The script will now appear in one of your menus. [b]If you don&#039;t find it, look for it [i]under the root file menu filters[/i][/b]. If it doesn&#039;t appear at all, something was wrong with the script (e.g. it contains syntax errors).[/li][/list][/quote]Also it [i]might[/i] help us if you specified the GIMP version and OS used.