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Explore Stack InternalI am using libGDX and apparently the only way I see for creating a uiUI is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy TexturePacker.
I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than JSON or XML file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
I am using libGDX and apparently the only way I see for creating a ui is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy TexturePacker.
I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than JSON or XML file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
I am using libGDX and apparently the only way I see for creating a UI is with texture packs.
I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than JSON or XML file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How?
I am usinglibgdxusing libGDX and apparently thwthe only way iI see for creating a ui is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy texture packerTexturePacker.
I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than jsonJSON or xmlXML file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
I am usinglibgdx and apparently thw only way i see for creating a ui is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy texture packer. I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than json or xml file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
I am using libGDX and apparently the only way I see for creating a ui is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy TexturePacker.
I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than JSON or XML file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
I am usinglibgdx and apparently thw only way i see for creating a ui is with texture packs. I am also too cheap to fork up the $40 to buy texture packer. I would say that since a texture pack is nothing more than json or xml file and a large png I could manually code a texture pack. How? Or is there a viable alternative piece of software that does that for me?
