Difference between revisions of "IMG Viewer"
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| screenshot = imgviewer.png | | screenshot = imgviewer.png | ||
| developer = [[User:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] | | developer = [[User:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] | ||
| − | | version = 1.1. | + | | version = 1.1.5.0 / 25 April, 2011 |
| games = [[Worms 2|W2]] (implemented, but untested), [[Worms Armageddon|W:A]], [[Worms World Party|WWP]] | | games = [[Worms 2|W2]] (implemented, but untested), [[Worms Armageddon|W:A]], [[Worms World Party|WWP]] | ||
| − | | language = C# (.NET 2.0) | + | | language = C# (main program in .NET 2.0, shell integration in .NET 4.0) |
| license = Closed source | | license = Closed source | ||
| − | | download = | + | | download = [http://pacman.highfsb.com/other/IMGViewer.zip Version 1.1.5.0] |
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'''IMG Viewer''' is a small tool which is capable of displaying the IMG files of W:A, WWP and W2 (W2 has not been tested yet, but the code for handling W2 images has already been written). | '''IMG Viewer''' is a small tool which is capable of displaying the IMG files of W:A, WWP and W2 (W2 has not been tested yet, but the code for handling W2 images has already been written). | ||
| − | It was programmed by using only the file format information given | + | It was programmed by using only the file format information given on this wiki, especially the decompressing algorithm written by [[Pisto]]. The related articles are linked at the bottom. |
Originally, this was a small tool of the all-in-one Worms editor [[Worms Studio]], but that project has been cancelled by [[User:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] due to lack of time. | Originally, this was a small tool of the all-in-one Worms editor [[Worms Studio]], but that project has been cancelled by [[User:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] due to lack of time. | ||
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* Displaying IMG files and their settings including the palette | * Displaying IMG files and their settings including the palette | ||
* Converting IMG files to more common file formats like BMP, PNG and JPEG | * Converting IMG files to more common file formats like BMP, PNG and JPEG | ||
| + | * Shell integration, e.g. thumbnail support for IMG files in the Windows Explorer (works inside the program only probably) | ||
== Planned Features == | == Planned Features == | ||
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* Saving images without dismissing the original palette | * Saving images without dismissing the original palette | ||
* The ability to edit images and save them (at least for uncompressed images and without changing the palette) | * The ability to edit images and save them (at least for uncompressed images and without changing the palette) | ||
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* [[Image file]] | * [[Image file]] | ||
* [[Team17 compression]] | * [[Team17 compression]] | ||
| + | * [http://forum.team17.com/showthread.php?p=741123 Team17 forum thread] | ||
Revision as of 23:15, 24 April 2011
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| Developer: | Pac-Man |
| Latest version: | 1.1.5.0 / 25 April, 2011 |
| Supported games: | W2 (implemented, but untested), W:A, WWP |
| Language: | C# (main program in .NET 2.0, shell integration in .NET 4.0) |
| License: | Closed source |
| Download: | Version 1.1.5.0 |
IMG Viewer is a small tool which is capable of displaying the IMG files of W:A, WWP and W2 (W2 has not been tested yet, but the code for handling W2 images has already been written). It was programmed by using only the file format information given on this wiki, especially the decompressing algorithm written by Pisto. The related articles are linked at the bottom. Originally, this was a small tool of the all-in-one Worms editor Worms Studio, but that project has been cancelled by Pac-Man due to lack of time.
Main Features
- Displaying IMG files and their settings including the palette
- Converting IMG files to more common file formats like BMP, PNG and JPEG
- Shell integration, e.g. thumbnail support for IMG files in the Windows Explorer (works inside the program only probably)
Planned Features
- Saving images without dismissing the original palette
- The ability to edit images and save them (at least for uncompressed images and without changing the palette)
