#Icewind dale portraits bg1 install
That way people could make portrait mods and only include large sized portraits and weidu could launch an external command depending on the install detected to generate the 2 additional I investigated the problem. (this would be useful for the "faces mod" ) as well as my mod.Īlternatively, a tool like this could with a folder full of 210x330 sized portraits to generate the 2 additional sizes (as it does now). Thanks exact weidu use I have in mind for this would be to take a folder with 400 BGEE small size portraits(54x84) and use something from the command line to shrink them to non-destructively copy and create 38圆0 sized in a different folder. I need feedback as I don't really know your exact needs for Waidu/mods. No "oldstyle" export from the GUI, don't think it's relevant for now. Third argument is the output files (absolute or relative path) Second argument is the input file (absolute or relative path) First argument is either "-newstyle" or "-oldstyle" and define the size of the exported pictures (BGEE sizes and old BG 38圆0 and 110x170 sizes respectively). If called from command line with 3 arguments, it doesn't launch the GUI, and do the conversion.
If called without any arguments, it launches the GUI. It's now solved.Įdit:// Here is the last version of the software:
#Icewind dale portraits bg1 zip file
I Freezed the app for those who doesn't want to install Python :įeel free to duplicate the zip file in other file hosters.įeedback are more than welcome on the thread (or on the github page).Įdit:// There was a bug preventing from opening jpeg picture. You can run the source code with proper installation of Python 3.3 and Pillow 2.0.0. It's written in Python, the GUI with Tkinter, and I use Pillow for image manipulation. Select an input and output folder, and the job will be done for any picture file found in the input folder (and subfolder). You can have different cropping positions and zoom sets for the three different sizes. The name will be formatted for BG:EE, as well as the image format. Just open a file, select the zoom (with scrollwheel) and the cropping position (with mouse drag) and save it. I created a small tools to make cropping and resizing of portraits for BG:EE easier.
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