My Tool from making easy sprites from I.A.

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Over the past few days, I've been participating in Tool Jam 3 (https://itch.io/jam/the-tool-jam-3), which follows my participation in the previous Tool Jams 1 and 2. I'm excited to share the progress I've made on this project!

(Issues with the replace algorithm)

Three days ago, we added spriteSheet management functionality to the app, allowing users to create and manage game spritesheets by combining multiple images within the app itself. We also enhanced the user interface, adding tabs for improved navigation, a zoom option for images, and images on buttons for improved visual communication.

(fill algorithm)


Two days ago, we revised the UI logic, enabling users to specify points where colors should be removed and allowing for multiple colors to be selected. We also added multiple points with different colors and tolerance levels, improving the overall usability and flexibility of the UI. Moreover, we implemented a new way to move points and adjust their values using the right button of the mouse, which is much more intuitive and efficient.

(Adding images from bing AI to spreedsheet)

Yesterday, we shared an example of our new feature that allows users to remove the background and add a new one with A.I. This tool keeps getting better and better!


Today, we made significant progress with the spritesheet feature, effortlessly selecting and moving several sprites, deleting a few, and saving the final design as a PNG file. We're proud to announce that we've also released the MrSpritesheet from A.I. tool on our project page. Check it out here: https://misterm.itch.io/mrspritesheet-from-ai 






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