So I decided to go ahead and make a tool that should
hopefully fill most of your Graal imaging needs.
This tool is meant to be a quick, easy and hassle-free method of saving your typical image for Graal compatibility.
Features:
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Simple and quick! Just ctrl+v to import image. Click a color to set it transparent. ctrl+s to save! Autoprompts save as soon as a body is detected.
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Body Support! Properly indexes almost all bodies for Graal! I have tested various bodies I have in my Graal folder and nearly all of them work. If you use the colors from body.png it will automatically assign them to the correct palette location so you can colorize your body in Graal. It can even mix and match body.png colors with your own for maximum customization! Sets upper-left(0,0) pixel as the transparent pixel(for Graal, it does not actually set an alpha value). No input necessary!
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Offline and Online compatibility! Saves an indexed image. If it detects an image with more than 256 colors it will save TWO copies. One indexed for offline usage and one with no colorloss.
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#FFFFFF/#000000 Safe! Automatically replaces pure white and pure black with "soft" colors(Except on bodies), so Graal doesn't make them transparent!
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Quick click Transparency! Just click a color and it makes it transparent.
What it doesn't feature:
Importing images with alpha blending
So I hope this is useful, it took a lot of research and effort to get this working. Hopefully this minimizes the need for all the micromanagement needed for getting images ready for Graal. Let me know if you need any assistance with it, or if you encounter any bugs.
Source:
https://github.com/dustyshouri/GraalImagehelper
File:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...mageHelper.jar
HOW TO USE
It's simple:
1) Copy image to your clipboard from an external source(ctrl+c)
2) Open GraalImageHelper
3) Hit ctrl+v to paste the image into the tool.
4) If it's a body, it will automatically prompt you to save. Do not worry about transparency.
If it's not a body you can either click a color(or more) to make them transparent
5) Hit ctrl+s to save your image!