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AMSprite - Amstrad CPC Sprite and Loading Screen Editor

Introduction

If you're writing a game for the CPC this cross-development GUI tool will allow you to generate ready-to-use sprites and loading screens for the CPC in assembly language.

NOTE this initial release doesn't include any error checking so may crash at inopportune moments - save your work regularly.

Features

Edit in Mode 0 or Mode 1
Export to MAXAM/WinApe ready assembler
Select palette from authentic Amstrad set of 27
Import any image file and convert to amstrad sprite or loading screen
Export a blank image with indexed amstrad palette for editing in external paint program. Can be reimported.
Includes a full test program to see your sprites in action on the CPC.

Downloads

Download Windows XP/Vista Installer here:
Download source code here:
Requires .Net Framework 2.0
Should run under MONO on Linux? (someone able to verify?)

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-= AMSprite - Amstrad CPC Sprite and Loading Screen Editor =
+= AMSprite - Amstrad CPC Sprite and Loading Screen Editor  =
-Download Windows Installer here:
+== Introduction ==
-Download source code here:
+If you're writing a game for the CPC this cross-development GUI tool will allow you to generate ready-to-use sprites and loading screens for the CPC&nbsp;in assembly language.
-Requires .Net Framework 2.0
+NOTE this initial release doesn't include any error checking so may crash at inopportune moments - save your work regularly.
-Should run under MONO on Linux?
-&nbsp;
+== Features<br> ==
+*Edit in Mode 0 or Mode 1
+*Export to MAXAM/WinApe ready assembler
+*Select palette from authentic Amstrad set of 27
+*Import any image file and convert to amstrad sprite or loading screen
+*Export a blank image with indexed amstrad palette for editing in external paint program. Can be reimported.
+*Includes a full test program to see your sprites in action on the CPC.
+== Downloads ==
+Download Windows XP/Vista Installer here:<br>Download source code here:<br>Requires .Net Framework 2.0<br>Should run under MONO on Linux? (someone able to verify?)