On Sat, 11 Oct 2008, Kao Cardoso Felix wrote:
> I created a very simple and small script to generate a tileset from an
> image file and given tile dimensions. It runs as a command line tool
> and it generates the .xml file defining the tileset for the given
> parameters. If anyone finds it could be useful I can add it to the
> tools dir on cocos svn. I'm planning on improving it soon to support
> more tweaking on the way the image atlas is divided like spacing
> between tiles, offsets from image corners, etc.
Cool! Adding automatic border generation would be a really nice feature.
I think we need to have the current tile code raise a warning if the cocos
director window isn't initialised with the do_not_scale_window=True flag. Not
setting this results in horrible border artifacts pretty much regardless of
how careful you are with sprite borders (unless your sprites always have a
generous alpha=0 border like all of the cocos demo/test sprites do, but
unlike text glyphs and tiling images).
I'd argue that the current window scaling should be ditched altogether :)
Richard
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