Tile Extractor

[driesguldolf]

Just a little program I wrote, because I couldn't find any proper tool to extract tiles from an image
LINK
requirements: Windows XP and .NET 2.0 framework
Note: it uses chr(13) & chr(10) for newlines, should it be different?

What it does:
Give it an imagefile, some parameters and it returns the tiles in Z80 source code ($ prefixed hexadecimal numbers)

Features:

• Extract 8x8 BW tiles
• Enter offset coordinates (when the tiles aren't in the left upper corner)
• Specify the number of columns and rows to extract
• Allows spacing between tiles (when you have a grid)

Will be added if requested:

• Support for grayscale tiles
• Any sized tiles
• Reverse operation
• Output other then hexadecimal
• More?

Screenies:

[benryves]

Looks cool; I'll download it and give it a look tonight.

Note: it uses chr(13) & chr(10) for newlines, should it be different?

There's a predefined constant: Environment.NewLine (see also: Path.DirectorySeparatorChar).

[King Harold]

What's wrong with \n? (it's practically CR-LF, which is that 13 10 thing)

[driesguldolf]

What's wrong with \n? (it's practically CR-LF, which is that 13 10 thing)

Notepad needs \r\n (which expands to 13*256+10 (but you already know that ) for newlines, that's why I don't really like Image Studio (for every picture it lets me change all the □ in enters).
And I've read somewhere that in Linux you use \n but everything else uses \r\n, so I could make it an option

Note: it uses chr(13) & chr(10) for newlines, should it be different?

There's a predefined constant: Environment.NewLine (see also: Path.DirectorySeparatorChar).

Done, thanks

[King Harold]

Just \n has always worked for me..
but anyway, what's wrong with \r\n then?