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MassRotate v1.00

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Name: MassRotate v1.00
Author: Vitor Vilela
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Operating System: Windows
Platforms: SNES
Games: General
Source Available: Yes
Featured: No
Website: Link
Description: This tool allows scaling and rotating SNES and GB graphics. Look the readme for more information.
Tags: gfx mode 7 rotate scale
Comments: 12 (jump to comments)
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EnzoLipe1 Link
I could make it work and this is actually very useful
EnzoLipe1 Link
Originally posted by MarioFanGamer
@thesmb3fan143: That's rather complicated.
At first, you copy cmd.exe at the same folder where mass rotate is. Then, you open cmd.exe and drag mass rotate into the window.
For the next step, you either write rotate or scale.
Now, you write what format the GFX use (by default 4 but if you do stuff on like layer 3 then you use 2) and by how many frames the filed should rotate, shrink or grow.
Size means how many pixels the graphics you want to rotate or change its size is. Keep in mind that if you want to grow something you need put that thing in the middle of the field which is as large as the final size you want to have. If you have e.g. a 16x16 koopa shell block and want to make it 64x64 then put it into the middle of the 64x64 field and type 64 for the old size. The final size value is the pixels how larger the sprite should be multiplied by the value you want to make it larger (i.e. if you have got e.g. a 16x16 block and want to make it 32x32 the size values are 32 64).
For all three you also need to type the the input file. Drag it into the cmd window just like you did it with mass rotate and for the output file repeat that step except you delete the file number and write a new file unless you want to replace the input file.
i tried to do that but it doesn't workk
Shiva619 Link
It is hard to use.
But overall it is pretty powerfull tool.
Great Job. #smw{:TUP:}
BreadEater Link
Is there like a way to round these rotation values?
A-l-e-x-99 Link
A bitch to use (probably because I'm on Ubuntu and, with no obvious indications, must download something called "mono-complete" to use it), but worth it for the one time I need it (making diagonal frames for the "hitting a purple triangle and running up a wall" sequence).
Ynot Link

I'm not even able to open the program, even reading the readme!
Ynot Link
very good tool! Really! But ... is very complex, just to rotate one graphic? can not simplify? o-o
Vitor Vilela Author Link
No Moltz. You simply didn't use the program correctly.
Take a look on readme, it says what should you use as parameters.
Moltz Link
Doesn't seems to work with my PC. Every time I execute the file directly or via cmd.exe it says "Invalid amount of parameters".

Does having Windows 8 have anything to do with my problem?
 MarioFanGamer Link
@thesmb3fan143: That's rather complicated.
At first, you copy cmd.exe at the same folder where mass rotate is. Then, you open cmd.exe and drag mass rotate into the window.
For the next step, you either write rotate or scale.
Now, you write what format the GFX use (by default 4 but if you do stuff on like layer 3 then you use 2) and by how many frames the filed should rotate, shrink or grow.
Size means how many pixels the graphics you want to rotate or change its size is. Keep in mind that if you want to grow something you need put that thing in the middle of the field which is as large as the final size you want to have. If you have e.g. a 16x16 koopa shell block and want to make it 64x64 then put it into the middle of the 64x64 field and type 64 for the old size. The final size value is the pixels how larger the sprite should be multiplied by the value you want to make it larger (i.e. if you have got e.g. a 16x16 block and want to make it 32x32 the size values are 32 64).
For all three you also need to type the the input file. Drag it into the cmd window just like you did it with mass rotate and for the output file repeat that step except you delete the file number and write a new file unless you want to replace the input file.
thesmb3fan143 Link
why the hell you made this? how the hell do you use damn thing?
HammerBrother Link
Yay! Rotate less than 90 degrees!