The module also contains an editor plugin which can import textures as PackerImageResource Resource. Useful for textures you only need for baking, as this class will not register it's data into the VisualServer. This is a simple Texture, which just contains an imported Image. It has an exposed Array, so you can assign textures to it in the editor. TextureMergerĪ Node that can bake textures for you. Making the atlases yourself during development. Note: Doing something like this in only recommended, if you can't pre-make the atlases (or it's really unfeasible), you are better off

You can take look at Tales of Maj'Eyal or pretty much every actually complex MMORPGs as an example. Think of rpgs, when you have a huge number of potential icons that the player can put on his or her actionbars. You can use this to bake gui textures together, without changing the resources everywhere at runtime. If you set this to true, and then add AtlasTextures, TexturePacker will change these ones (the ones you actually added) Supports filters, custom background color, margins. Calling merge() will change it, to point to the new (merged) texture. It is immediately usable, it will just contain the original texture. Add every texture you want into it using it's API (add_texture()), and then call merge().Īdd_texture() will return an AtlasTexture, this is the texture you want to use in your classes. This is the class that can merge textures. Tutorial Features and Usage TexturePacker It can create texture atlases for you even in the running game. This is a texture packer engine module, for the Godot Engine.

Texturepacker custom property