Strange client request.

[magemaster1]

I like to change the sprites in my clients, but it gets really tedious when I want to take one from the image maker. Lots of finding individual colors and then re-drawing them. So I am wondering if there would be any way to make a client for the image maker that would allow you to download images strait off of it.

[runekri3]

You could just draw them in photoshop or paint.net.

Though I actually did make a python script that took a 8x8 sprite and sized it up and added the correct outlines, no shadows though.
If anyone is feeling adventurous then I can give it.

[Zasx]

You could just draw them in photoshop or paint.net.

Though I actually did make a python script that took a 8x8 sprite and sized it up and added the correct outlines, no shadows though.
If anyone is feeling adventurous then I can give it.

It automatically copy the art maker loaded sprite and make it avaiable on a file (sort of "download")?

[Daenerys]

https://www.realmofthemadgod.com/draw.html

[C453]

I like to change the sprites in my clients, but it gets really tedious when I want to take one from the image maker. Lots of finding individual colors and then re-drawing them. So I am wondering if there would be any way to make a client for the image maker that would allow you to download images strait off of it.

https://******.com/Club559/ROTMGServ...ture%20Grabber

That should do exactly what you want to do.

[runekri3]

It automatically copy the art maker loaded sprite and make it avaiable on a file (sort of "download")?

What is the only plus of using the rotmg.com/draw ? It's displaying how the sprite will look in game on the right.
I have a script which essentialy does that but just no shadow.

[Zasx]

What is the only plus of using the rotmg.com/draw ? It's displaying how the sprite will look in game on the right.
I have a script which essentialy does that but just no shadow.

I would say "can i haz" but I already built the Texture Grabber thing...nah.

[runekri3]

I would say "can i haz" but I already built the Texture Grabber thing...nah.

Actually I think there should be plenty of image editing librarys capable of that.
I just had to do it in python so I had to code it myself. Really bulky and quite slow but works

EDIT:
I did that a while ago and since then I have come across opencv (made a captcha solver for a game).
I tried if that would work and it did. Added a 25% black one pixel shadow too, made it look a bit better.