Salem Tile Stitcher v3.2

[pistolshrimp]

I recently hit Salem Map Tool's limit as far as exporting tiles to a single image so this tool is intended to pick up where the Salem Map Tool by dymm2000 leaves off.

https://github.com/jmk1067/SalemTileStitcher/releases/tag/SalemStitcher

3.03.2
In 3.0 I revereted back to a pure python script. In 3.2 I completely rewrote the resizing function to rename all the tiles to modern map tile naming conventions, Number Comma Number starting from 0 at the most North West position. The Stictcher script now can use this to split the images into equal parts rather than splitting based on number of tiles resulting in some not-quite-as-square-as-I'd-like images. 3.2 also fixes a couple of small errors, creates the output folders rather than requiring the user to make them, and switches to a 4 image sturcture for 50px tiles and adds 9x images for 60px and 70px tiles.

How To Run

The tiles must be numbered correctly (ie merged) using a Salem map program. Resize your tiles using The Salem Tile Resizer bundled in this release. Place these files in the same folder as the folder which contains your tiles, but not WITH your tiles. These program has a manual and an automatic option.

[Nikixos]

nice

[Taipion]

Now that's something!

I do use the salem map tool and yea, it has its limitations but also cool things like the grid.
I can't tell yet if I'll put python on my pc just for that, but I appreciate the effort!

How about a java version of this, because you know java runs on any system? ^^

[pistolshrimp]

How about a java version of this, because you know java runs on any system? ^^

...Yeah just teach me java real quick.

Seriously tho, I have an upper-level programing class this fall that I think covers java so this may happen eventually.

[Taipion]

How about a java version of this, because you know java runs on any system? ^^

...Yeah just teach me java real quick.

Seriously tho, I have an upper-level programing class this fall that I think covers java so this may happen eventually.

I took a quick look, I think you'll find something that's already almost use-able on stackoverflow. ^^

[pistolshrimp]

Releasing v2.0, this time as an .exe so in theory you don't have to install anything new, just download and run.

[pistolshrimp]

Updating this to 3.0. This has reverted back to a python script so it will be a lot less user friendly, but should actually work. I don't think anyone will need this, but I'm updating it for the sake of completeness.