Not all sprite sheet are completely compatible, some of them that use line separation can cause large extra images to be generated.So you might have to do a little cutting by hand anyway. It can jam up on really large sprite sets.I have a few simple AI designs that work sometimes (PM, statistical, color fudging, area averaging, etc), but nothing that actually works good enough for release yet. Originally I planned to add something that could go about aligning similar sprites to make animation easier. Of course there is some margin of error, but I tried to add some command line options that can help you tweak those. So I wrote a small java program that automatically cuts up a sprite sheet and spits out all the individual sprites. I looked around and couldn't really find anything that could fix that exactly. Not a rippers fault, but it makes any kind of use of the sprites difficult, and I don't want to spend a few hours in photoshop just so I could grin at seeing an animated version. I looked around sprites resource and found that most of the sprites were sort of jumbled together. This is a sample sprite sheet.This is a small java program that turns a normal sprite sheet (that you can find on spriter's resource) into individual sprite images. On every costume, delete the colored background and center the sprite. Then open up the remaining costumes as costumes for the first one.
Click on the "Choose New Sprite" button and click on the first ripped costume. A popup will ask what name to save the costume as. Then select the costume's region, and press the key combinations ⌘ Cmd+ C, ⌘ Cmd+ N, ⌘ Cmd+ S in that order.
Repeat these steps for every other costume (that is going to be used). On the other Paint, paste then save the costume. Using the select tool, select one costume. Open up the sprite sheet in a photo-editing program such as Paint. Follow the instructions for the cutter, and download the images and upload them to Scratch. If the sprite sheet has a fixed width and height for each sprite, it is possible to use an online sprite sheet cutter ( such as this) to automate it.
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