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I'd personally prefer a simple CLI for the tool over a GUI, so I'd certainly be interested. Anyway, as long as you're not doing a competing KS or something, I c
by nurbl 13y ago
I'd personally prefer a simple CLI for the tool over a GUI, so I'd certainly be interested. Anyway, as long as you're not doing a competing KS or something, I can't see any fundamental ethical problems with releasing it. The sprite lamp idea itself is not that original, although the presentation is very neat. In fact, I'll probably support it in any case, because it brought the idea up.
- eigenbom 13y agoI think there's a CLI intended for SpriteLamp too. If Sprite Lamp can fit a similar niche to Texture Packer then it can be successful. For example, if it implements multiple normal-determination algorithms, has loads of parameters to tweak, accepts and outputs many different formats, and has a stable and great looking GUI.