Forgive me Guy.

[lylejk]

lol

My friend Sam shared with me this link (via email) which I only did some rudimentary vetting, so user beware. They have a lot of other cool online tools as well. They do tag the result (lower left corner) so, if you don't like this, you could buffer your target with some blank info. They offer SVG export to, but you have to contact the author and I'm sure you'll have to pay for this privilege. G'MIC does have a preset called packed sprites as you guys know, but this online tool is color aware and appears to offer more precise output.

[mahvin]

Very interesting.

[Rod]

Cool site. Thanks for the heads-up Lyle. My little play.

[lylejk]

It is, Rod, but the problem with the app is, after an unknown number of iterations, it reverts back to its defaults (sucks when you are trying to get the highest number of objects possible on your own target image). Oh well. It is tone accurate with a lot of options to make for sharp results.

[sallyanne]

Way to slow on my pc. But then it has slowed down a bit. GMIC is faster.

[lylejk]

Indeed, G'MIC is, Sallyanne; G'MIC can only work with b/w masks, though whereas this program is grayscale aware.

[mahvin]

I emailed the developer and he added the svg export button a couple of days ago, so its no charge.

[lylejk]

Cool stuff, Mahvin. I guess ask and you shall receive still's viable.

[mahvin]

Indeed!