Quick Sprites Category

A new version of Quick Sprites has just been released on the Mac App Store.

Version 1.10 extends its Retina support with an option to automatically scale down a sprite to obtain a normal resolution one from a 2x image.

A new release of Quick Sprites is being published on the Mac App Store and will be shortly available for everyone.

Version 1.9 enables you to create sprite sheets with different versions of the same sprite: one for normal users and one that will be seen only on Retina displays. It’s as easy as importing the two images in the proper size (the Retina one should be 2x on each dimension) and ticking a checkbox: 🙂

Setting the Retina flag on a sprite means that it’s a version that should be used only by Retina display users. In this case, make sure you have also added a smaller image for normal users, using the same selector.

In some cases, it might be worth creating two documents: one with the normal sprites and one with only the Retina display overrides, so that normal users won’t have to download the higher resolution graphics. Remember to load both style sheets in your HTML page: first the normal one, then the one for Retina users.

A new release of Quick Sprites is now available on the Mac App Store.

Version 1.8 includes the following improvements:

• Sprites can now be trimmed to remove the transparent area around them
• Sandbox support
• Rendering of the final sprite image on Retina-display Macs has been fixed