xXCrypticNightXx
Terrarian
Terraria Image Stitcher is a tool for combining images created from Terraria's in-game screenshot tool without the image packer setting enabled.
Terraria has added the ability for in-game screenshots for since the release of 1.3.0.1. This tool aims to aid in the stitching (combining) of the many images created without Image Packing. Very Light and portable application will save you much time and headaches!
How To Use
1. Download and compile the source by running
2. Within application, click
3. Navigate to directory
4. Find the folder containing the images you wish to stitch.
5. Select all photos in this directory (or drag photos into the application).
6. Within application, click the
7. Within application, at the top via
8. Within application, click the
build.bat.2. Within application, click
Select Files.3. Navigate to directory
\Documents\My Games\Terraria\Captures.4. Find the folder containing the images you wish to stitch.
5. Select all photos in this directory (or drag photos into the application).
6. Within application, click the
Output File - Navigate to a place you wish to save the output image (don't add file extension).7. Within application, at the top via
Conversion Options - select your output image conversion format.8. Within application, click the
Start button.In Action!
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3!
1. Drag your images on the window (or use the button to select them via a dialog)
2. Provide the program your desired output file path
3. Start the stitching!
How It Works And How It Knows Image Size?
This tool works by first getting the total amount of selected images. It then goes through each file name based on the first number before the "-" in the name. Ex: 2875-1635.png
From here we need to create a new image. We can use this file name number to calculate the final images height & width. How? Simple,
In this example:
2875
2875
3001
3001
3127
3127
3253
3253
Number of images with xxxx: 2
Number of image groups with a new xxxx: 4
This means the width is 4 and the height is 2.
We then add the first 2 images based on name going from top to bottom, and repeat left to right for the next 3 (for a width of 4).
Then we crop out the empty space and walah! It's stitched! And yes, doing this sounds easy on paper, but the process is much harder! Let's just enjoy the fact I suffered for you!
From here we need to create a new image. We can use this file name number to calculate the final images height & width. How? Simple,
In this example:
2875
2875
3001
3001
3127
3127
3253
3253
Number of images with xxxx: 2
Number of image groups with a new xxxx: 4
This means the width is 4 and the height is 2.
We then add the first 2 images based on name going from top to bottom, and repeat left to right for the next 3 (for a width of 4).
Then we crop out the empty space and walah! It's stitched! And yes, doing this sounds easy on paper, but the process is much harder! Let's just enjoy the fact I suffered for you!
Features
~ Combines ALL images into one single stitched image ~
~ Single instance application, no API's attached ~
~ Simple yet efficient GUI ~
Credits
@xXCrypticNightXx - Main projects developer and founder.
@yfdyzjt - Reworked the entire stitching algorithm.
@st0rmw1ndz - Reworked the projects GUI and cleaned it up. (And helped with readme)
Requirements
.NET Framework 4.5.2 | Windows 7 or later
Terraria for PC
Downloads
~ At the bottom of this page ~
Preview
Last edited:
