pixelart 0.1.0

Installation instructions:

Usage

• Before using pixelart, make sure you have two things:

  • Textures: You can open your minecraft jar or texturepack zip directly, or you can extract the textures and show pixelart-helper where they are.

  • Input image: This is the image you want to convert. It should be in some format Pillow understands.

• To use the graphical user interface, use the command pixelart-gui. To pass arguments like any other shell program, use the command pixelart. If you require help with the latter, use pixelart -h.

Getting your Minecraft textures

• Obtain a copy of the latest minecraft jar and unzip it in a new directory (it will also give you a bunch of junk you don’t really need)

  • On Windows, this should be inside %appdata%/.minecraft/versions.

  • On Linux, I’m guessing it’s under ~/.minecraft/versions.

  • If using MultiMC, it may be inside the MultiMC versions directory instead.

• Inside the extracted data, you should find the actual minecraft textures in assets/minecraft/textures/blocks/. You can select this directory in the GUI.

Dependencies:

• Python 3

• Tk

• numpy

• pillow

• scipy (optional, for faster nearest neighbors matching)