03-29-2016, 02:22 AM
in what kind of file?
This makes a difference in how to handle it, if at all.
If it's an archive, I heard CCleaner has a duplicate-checking function, although I don't know how to use it.
You'd just extract and then run CCleaner on it, however exactly that is supposed to work, as I said, I don't understand CCleaner, as I do not use it.
If it's a single image file or something like that, hard to say.
If they're all the same size, and arranged uniformly with 0 pixel gaps, you could use the tile ripper module of Shoebox to treat the sheet as a tilemap and create a tileset and a .tmx map file to go with it (You can delete the latter, in this case) Depending on what level of precision you use, though, and even the size of the input file, this could either take a while or crash Shoebox completely.
That's all I can think of.
Good luck!
This makes a difference in how to handle it, if at all.
If it's an archive, I heard CCleaner has a duplicate-checking function, although I don't know how to use it.
You'd just extract and then run CCleaner on it, however exactly that is supposed to work, as I said, I don't understand CCleaner, as I do not use it.
If it's a single image file or something like that, hard to say.
If they're all the same size, and arranged uniformly with 0 pixel gaps, you could use the tile ripper module of Shoebox to treat the sheet as a tilemap and create a tileset and a .tmx map file to go with it (You can delete the latter, in this case) Depending on what level of precision you use, though, and even the size of the input file, this could either take a while or crash Shoebox completely.
That's all I can think of.
Good luck!