A guide on compiling would definitely be appreciated! It would also be appreciated if we could get more information about how to use each "sub-module" for lack of a better term, specifically im interested in the sprite sheet viewer/editor, as I was never able to figure out how to get that part of the program running.
Compiling is pretty straightforward, you just use the C# SDK as per usual (open terminal in source folder, "dotnet build AssetsEditor.csproj --runtime [desired runtime here] --configuration Release"). If the forum allows me, I'm attaching a Windows x64 build with recent changes, requiring .NET 8.0. They added things such as light/dark mode, and in my experience, it loads assets much faster.
If you don't have Tibia installed in a default location, you might want to change the Settings.json file to stop getting warnings whenever you open the editor.
In order to use the Sprite Editor, you need the /assets/ folder of a Tibia 13+ version, which will make the current DatEditor open when you press "Load Assets". I tested this on the latest 15.11.dde523 version, and still works the same.
(If you open an older version than 13+, or if you have 13+ assets converted to the old format, it will load the LegacyDatEditor instead, if not just crash. The LegacyDatEditor doesn't have the Sprite Editor.)
You can tell which DatEditor you got by looking at the name of the window tab up top. If it just says "DatEditor", you're fine.
Under the Sprite List on the right, you'll have a button to "Open Sprite Manager". In this newer build it's opening in the background, so you'll have to maximize the Sprite Editor window after.
In "Search Sprite Sheet", you put the number of the sprite you want in the sheet, then press the "Create New Sheet" button right beside it.
The created sheet will appear below it. Click it to highlight it, then at the bottom press on "Edit Sheet".
Now you can do whatever you want with it.
If this is too vague, ask and I'll make a GIF demonstrating.
I compiled it for Linux, but will only be able to test it tomorrow on my Debian machine. If I have any success, I'll post here too.
