
Half-Life sprite plugin for GIMP
GIMP plugin that allows you to import and export sprites from a Half-Life game. This plugin can also open new version sprites containing DDS textures used in Counter-Strike Online (Experimantal feature).
Update to 1.1.3: added support for angled sprites (import only), added the Force 256 Pallete option to expand the palette to 256 colors, fixed a bug when saving a sprite whose width is not a multiple of 4. A plugin for importing and exporting HL sprites for the Paint.net raster graphics editor…
Update to 1.1.3: added support for angled sprites (import only), added the Force 256 Pallete option to expand the palette to 256 colors, fixed a bug when saving a sprite whose width is not a multiple of 4
A plugin for importing and exporting HL sprites for the Paint.net raster graphics editor.
Features:
* Importing and exporting sprites
* Animation support. Each frame is a separate layer
* Transparency support for all formats. When exporting, you can change the transparency sensitivity for the Alphatest format
* Color quantization on export (the palette is automatically reduced to 256 colors if needed)
* Importing angled sprites
Note:
The plugin does not check the image resolution on export. It's best to make sure the width and height of the image are divisible by 8 without a remainder (16x16, 128x128, etc.).
Use the Force 256 Pallete option if a third-party viewer can't open the sprite because of its small color palette.
Example:
How to convert an animated GIF into a sprite.
Open the GIF.
Save the sprite.

Result:
Installation: Place the dll library in ../paint.net/FileTypes
Version: 1.1.3
Authors: Psycrow

GIMP plugin that allows you to import and export sprites from a Half-Life game. This plugin can also open new version sprites containing DDS textures used in Counter-Strike Online (Experimantal feature).

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