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Tibia Pic Editor v3.0 by Trooper

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Hello,
I have just founded PicEditor :). Sources included.
Readme:
Code: 
Pic Editor v3.0 by Trooper

What is this?
	This is a tool for editing the Tibia.pic file. The pic file stores all images
	used by the Tibia's graphic user interface.

	This parser should work with *any* Tibia version.

	It's a command line tool. It means you must know know to use the Windows
	command in order to use it.

	The source code is included under GPL.

How do I install it?
	Just extract all the files into a empty folder.

How do I extract the images?
	Use the -x option to extract the images. This option requires the input pic
	file as an argument.

	Ex.: picparser -x Tibia.pic
	where "Tibia.pic" is the pic file.

	The parser will create a new sub-folder an put all extracted data there.

How do I compile de images
	Use the -c option. This option requires the output file as an argument.

	Ex.: picparser -c wow.pic

What's the Pic.data file for?
	It stores all non graphical information extracted from the .pic file. It's
	required in order to compile the images back, so don't delete it.


Anything else?
	I did a few other improvements. The parser now uses PNG instead of BMP images
	and a true alpha layer for transparency instead of the ugly magenta thing.

Contact
	You should try asking questions in the Tibia forums first (like tibia.de).
	If you still need to contact me my google account is: [email protected].

	My (outdated) website: www.geocities.com/trooper_files

Acknowledgments
	Tliffrag, Reebow and Niric Majui

For those of you that pic is not working:
Put THIS in pic folder, then put tibia.pic where picprasher.exe and orther stuff is, run uncompile.bat :)


If you downloaded it please give me reputation point.
 

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It's so good!
Thank you very much!!!

I was searching for it...Now I found :D

Thank you again,
Bye
 
This file is clean, contains no virus.


Thanks for posting it i was looking for it ;D

Edit;
When i try to open a CMD window appears and the disappears ''/ can open the program, when i try the ''run as'' function it says ''This application has failed to start because libpng13.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.'' but the DLL file is in the folder...
 
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@ZoOorO
Make two files.
Pack.bat
Unpack.bat
in pack.bat put "picparser -c Tibia.pic" (for compile pic file) and for unpack.bat put "picparser -x Tibia.pic" this is for extract pic file to /image forler. Remember you must put Tibia.pic in application directory.

I,m attaching this two files.
 

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When you double click on the "picparser.exe" is a command window supposed to come up? Because mine comes up for about 1 second and then closes out right away... :(
 
idk how use it :S i open picparser.exe and nothing happen, i opened the pack.bat and the unpack.bat, but yet nothing happen =(
 
Tozao said:
idk how use it :S i open picparser.exe and nothing happen, i opened the pack.bat and the unpack.bat, but yet nothing happen =(
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How do I extract the images?
Use the -x option to extract the images. This option requires the input pic
file as an argument.

Ex.: picparser -x Tibia.pic
where "Tibia.pic" is the pic file.

You readed the post?
 
can someone explain how this works??? :eek:

i dont even know what -x and -c is

i did open unpack and pack and it created some images and pic.data and it created a tibia.pic :eek:
some explain me what to do now plz
 
@^ Trooper's is waaayy better, just my honest opinion.
 
Isn't Trooper's editor advertised in this thread a command line tool? That's what I could gather from the discussion, I did not try it myself.

If it's a GUI, I'll shut up :)

BTW I did use Trooper's source for reference when developing my command line pictool (and, by extension, wxPicTool) so I am forever thankful to him for releasing the code :)
 
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