TexturePacker Importer (SpriteSheet, AtlasTexture)
An asset by CodeAndWeb
Install Asset
Install via Godot
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Quick Information
Import sprite sheets from TexturePacker as AtlasTexture.Sprite sheets or texture atlases reduce the memory usage of your game by placing many small image objects in one big image.This also increases the game performance because less texture swapping is required during the render process of your game scene.For Godot 4.x
TexturePacker Importer
This is a plugin for Godot Engine to import
TileSets and AtlasTextures from the TexturePacker
Note: This is compatible with Godot 4.0 beta 2 and newer.
Use the version from the godot-3 branch if your are usin g Godot 3.
Installation
Simply download it from Godot Asset Library
Alternatively, download or clone this repository and copy the contents of the
addons folder to your own project's addons folder.
Important: Enable the plugin on the Project Settings.
Features
- Import sprite sheets as AtlasTextures / Sprite sheets
- Supports trimmed sprites (margin)
- Supports MultiPack
Usage (once the plugin is enabled)
- Create a sprite sheet in TexturePacker
- Save the image and .tpsheet file in the godot asset folder
- Watch Godot import it automatically.
Known issues
Currently no TileSet support
The importer does currently not work with TileSets. Godot 3 had an API where a tile could be retrieved by its name. This is no longer supported in Godot 4.
An option might be to create a file containing the name -> ID resolution. With this, it would be possible to update tile coordinates in the atlas.
Release notes
4.0.1 (2022-10-13)
- The plugin now works with Godot 4 beta 2
4.0.0 (2022-10-04)
- The plugin now works with Godot 4
- The old version working with Godot 3 is now on the godot-3 branch
1.0.5 (2020-06-16)
- Fixed syntax to support Godot 3.2.2
- Fixed memory leak (thanks @2shady4u)
- Support additional image formats: webp, pvr, tga (thanks @AntonSalazar)
- Renamed master branch to main
1.0.4 (2018-12-11)
- Fixed syntax to support Godot 3.1
1.0.3 (2018-10-05)
- Reduced memory usage during import
1.0.2 (2018-04-18)
- Sprite sheets can now be placed in sub folders
1.0.1 (2018-03-14)
- Fixed order of import to prevent "No loader found on resources" error
1.0.0 (2018-03-12)
- Initial release
License
MIT License. Copyright (c) 2018 Andreas Loew / CodeAndWeb GmbH
Import sprite sheets from TexturePacker as AtlasTexture.
Sprite sheets or texture atlases reduce the memory usage of your game by placing many small image objects in one big image.
This also increases the game performance because less texture swapping is required during the render process of your game scene.
For Godot 4.x
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Quick Information
Import sprite sheets from TexturePacker as AtlasTexture.Sprite sheets or texture atlases reduce the memory usage of your game by placing many small image objects in one big image.This also increases the game performance because less texture swapping is required during the render process of your game scene.For Godot 4.x