TEXTUREPACKER 1 ROW UPDATE
Watch everything update in real time.Ĥ) You can import SWF, PSD, PNG and many other image formats.ĥ) You can hand off the sprite sheet creation to your artist: Let him use TexturePacker - you just place the. Unity requires you to assign packing tags for your sprite sheets - which I think is quite inconvenient.ģ) You see what you get, you control the packing process and parameters.
This is very handy if you have many sprites. This increases the performance of your game: - Less CPU is required for vertex transformation - Less GPU power is required because of less overdrawĢ) You can easily manage your sprite sheets. You have 70% fewer vertices and 30% less overdraw compared to Unity's packing. libGDX has a TexturePacker class which is a command line application that packs many smaller images on to larger images. You see all changes applied to the sprite sheet in real time. Packing and managing Sprites TexturePacker comes with an easy to use UI that allows you to manage the sprite sheets. The tracer tolerance slider gives you control over the optimization. TexturePacker gives you some advantages over the SpritePacker:ġ) TexturePacker creates optimized sprites TexturePacker's high-quality polygon tracer creates meshes with a low vertex count and overdraw. For the start: My answer might be a bit biased - I am the author of TexturePacker.
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