Generate FNT and Textures Tool

This tool is designed to generate a .fnt file and a corresponding .png sprite sheet from individual images in a specified input folder. It is particularly useful for game development, where you need to consolidate multiple images into a single texture atlas.

Features

• Combines individual images into a single sprite sheet.
• Generates a .fnt file containing metadata for use in game engines.
• Supports customizable output image dimensions.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Pillow (Python Imaging Library)

Installation

Clone this repository and install the required packages using pip:

git clone https://github.com/xxeye/generate-fnt-tool.git
cd your-repo-name
pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Here is a detailed guide on how to use the "generate_fnt_and_imageV2" tool:

Step 1: Prepare Original Images

• Rename your original images according to the ASCII encoding rules.
• Ensure all images are stored in a single folder. The name of this folder will be used as the name of the output .fnt file and .png sprite sheet.

Character	ASCII Code	Character	ASCII Code	Character	ASCII Code
!	33	"	34	#	35
$	36	%	37	&	38
'	39	(	40	)	41
*	42	+	43	,	44
-	45	.	46	/	47
0	48	1	49	2	50
3	51	4	52	5	53
6	54	7	55	8	56
9	57	:	58	;	59
<	60	=	61	>	62
?	63	@	64	A	65
B	66	C	67	D	68
E	69	F	70	G	71
H	72	I	73	J	74
K	75	L	76	M	77
N	78	O	79	P	80
Q	81	R	82	S	83
T	84	U	85	V	86
W	87	X	88	Y	89
Z	90	[	91	\	92
]	93	^	94	_	95
`	96	a	97	b	98
c	99	d	100	e	101
f	102	g	103	h	104
i	105	j	106	k	107
l	108	m	109	n	110
o	111	p	112	q	113
r	114	s	115	t	116
u	117	v	118	w	119
x	120	y	121	z	122
{	123	|	124	}	125
~	126

Step 2: Select Input Folder

• Launch the EXE file (generate_fnt_and_imageV2.exe) or run the Python script (generate_fnt_and_imageV2.py) depending on your environment.
• In the application, click the "Browse" button to select the folder containing the renamed images.

Step 3: Select Output Folder

• Choose a folder where the generated .fnt file and .png image will be saved. You can choose a different location from the input folder.

Step 4: Input Image Size

• Enter the desired image size in the prompt provided by the application. This will determine the size of the generated .png image.

Step 5: Generate Files

• After confirming all settings, click the "OK" button to start generating the .fnt file and .png image.
• When you see the "Done!" message, the font file and image have been successfully generated.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributions

If you have any questions or issues, please feel free to open an Issue to discuss them.