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If you look at the attached screenshot, you'll see how some of the files I was piecing together were named. In this example, I had a total of 25 "whole" images that were broken into 9 parts each, named "heroes_01_01.png" to "heroes_01_09.png" through "heroes_25_01.png" to "heroes_25_09.png". I was hoping that Tile Merger could see this entire folder and, after setting it to "top-to-bottom" and "3 rows", would be smart enough to merge this entire folder into 25 images named "heroes_01.png" through "heroes_25.png". So, that's where this suggestion comes from.
So specifically in this example; recognise a base pattern "image_prefix_01" and a number suffix "01.png", "02.png", ... "25.png" etc. and merge them all as part of one operation.
Not sure what to name this feature, but seems like a cool workflow to support.
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So specifically in this example; recognise a base pattern "image_prefix_01" and a number suffix "01.png", "02.png", ... "25.png" etc. and merge them all as part of one operation.
Not sure what to name this feature, but seems like a cool workflow to support.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: