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| Software = SEQTool | | Software = SEQTool | ||
| − | | | + | | Image = Command Line Tool |
| + | | ReleaseDate = Mar. {{2016S}} | ||
| + | | Company = | ||
| + | | Published = | ||
| + | | Version = 2.1 | ||
| Developers = {{Kawa}} | | Developers = {{Kawa}} | ||
| − | | | + | | Interface = {{CLI}} |
| − | | | + | | ProgLanguage = C# |
| − | | | + | | OpenSource = |
| − | | Type = {{ | + | | Source = |
| + | | License = | ||
| + | | Platform = {{WinTool}} | ||
| + | | Type = {{SCIResTool}} | ||
| Localization = English | | Localization = English | ||
| − | | Website = http://helmet.kafuka.org/sci/ | + | | Website = [http://helmet.kafuka.org/sci/ helmet.kafuka.org/] |
}} | }} | ||
<div align="center"><span style="font-size: 22pt">SeqMaker 2.1</span><br /> | <div align="center"><span style="font-size: 22pt">SeqMaker 2.1</span><br /> | ||
Version 2.1<br /> | Version 2.1<br /> | ||
| − | '' | + | ''Developer: [[Kawa]]''</div> |
==<br /> Description == | ==<br /> Description == | ||
| − | Features | + | <blockquote> |
| − | + | '''SeqMaker''' is a console or command line program that can create, extract images from and play the Sierra [[SEQ Resource|SEQ files]]. As a command line program it could easily be used for batch file processing SEQ files. For those that want a GUI try [[SEQTool]], which is an [[:Category:SCI Companion Plugins|SCI Companion plugin]] based on SeqMaker. | |
| − | + | </blockquote> | |
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| − | + | ==<br /> Features == | |
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| − | + | <blockquote> | |
| − | + | * Supports PNG, BMP, GIF, and PCX | |
| − | + | * Automatically detects sequences, so you can just drop book1.bmp on it and expect it to make book.seq with all 16 frames. | |
| + | * Specify a later frame to start from there instead. | ||
| + | * Also supports TXT files with file lists in 'em in place of the first frame. | ||
| + | * Integrated player -- drop a SEQ file on it. | ||
| + | * Player doesn't use SetPixel any more! | ||
| + | * Anything wrong? This even has return codes for integration into UI fronts or whatever. | ||
| + | * Exploding a SEQ file into individual bitmaps of your chosen format. | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
==<br /> Usage == | ==<br /> Usage == | ||
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For command line use: | For command line use: | ||
| − | < | + | <code>seqmaker [infile]</code> => as above<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [infile] => as above | + | <code>seqmaker [infile] -o [outfile]</code> => don't guess the name of the seq to make |
| − | seqmaker [infile] -o [outfile] => don't guess the name of the seq to make | ||
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] => play seq in 320x200 | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile]</code> => play seq in 320x200<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -d => play seq in 640x400 | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile] -d</code> => play seq in 640x400<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -a => play seq in 320x240 | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile] -a</code> => play seq in 320x240<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -a -d => play seq in 640x480 | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile] -a -d</code> => play seq in 640x480<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -- plays | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile]</code> -- plays SEQ file<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -e -- plays, but also saves frames as cd6-0001.png through cd6-0130something.png | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile] -e --</code> plays, but also saves frames as cd6-0001.png through cd6-0130something.png<br /> |
| − | seqmaker [seqfile] -e alexmirror1.png -- saves as alexmirror1.png and so on. | + | <code>seqmaker [seqfile] -e alexmirror1.png</code> -- saves as alexmirror1.png and so on. |
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Aspect and Dual switches have no bearing on what is saved. | Aspect and Dual switches have no bearing on what is saved. | ||
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==<br /> Also See == | ==<br /> Also See == | ||
| − | * | + | * [[:Category:SCI Tools|SCI Resource Tools]] |
| + | * [[:Category:SCI Tools|SCI Tools]] | ||
[[Category:SCI Tools]] | [[Category:SCI Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:19, 20 May 2024
| Latest Version: | 2.1 | ||
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| Release Date: | Mar. 2016 | ||
| Company: | |||
| Publication Status: | |||
| Developer(s): | Kawa | ||
| Interface: | CLI | ||
| Language: | C# | ||
| Open Source: | |||
| Source Availability: | |||
| License: | |||
| Type: | Resource Tool | ||
| Platform: | Windows | ||
| Localization: | English | ||
| Website: | helmet.kafuka.org/ | ||
Description
SeqMaker is a console or command line program that can create, extract images from and play the Sierra SEQ files. As a command line program it could easily be used for batch file processing SEQ files. For those that want a GUI try SEQTool, which is an SCI Companion plugin based on SeqMaker.
Features
- Supports PNG, BMP, GIF, and PCX
- Automatically detects sequences, so you can just drop book1.bmp on it and expect it to make book.seq with all 16 frames.
- Specify a later frame to start from there instead.
- Also supports TXT files with file lists in 'em in place of the first frame.
- Integrated player -- drop a SEQ file on it.
- Player doesn't use SetPixel any more!
- Anything wrong? This even has return codes for integration into UI fronts or whatever.
- Exploding a SEQ file into individual bitmaps of your chosen format.
Usage
For command line use:
seqmaker [infile]=> as above
seqmaker [infile] -o [outfile]=> don't guess the name of the seq to make
seqmaker [seqfile]=> play seq in 320x200
seqmaker [seqfile] -d=> play seq in 640x400
seqmaker [seqfile] -a=> play seq in 320x240
seqmaker [seqfile] -a -d=> play seq in 640x480
seqmaker [seqfile]-- plays SEQ file
seqmaker [seqfile] -e --plays, but also saves frames as cd6-0001.png through cd6-0130something.png
seqmaker [seqfile] -e alexmirror1.png-- saves as alexmirror1.png and so on.Aspect and Dual switches have no bearing on what is saved.
Download
Download from here:
Source Code is available here:
