How do I generate ATF (Adobe Texture Format) files?

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May 9, 2012
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I'm developing an iPad app using Starling but I could really use compressed textre files. I've heard that Adobe had a program called png2atf but it doesn't seem to be avalible any more. Is there anything new with cs6?

please help!!

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_spoboyle

Inspiring

take a look at texture packer

http://www.texturepacker.com/

here is a tutorial on how to use it as well

http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play.php?id=147

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Anonymous

Hi,

thanks but texture packer doesn't seem to export to ATF, just PNG, JPG and a few iOS formats that won't work in flash. apparently ATF files stay compressed so they take up much less space. Its really annoying as I know the tool exists, I just can't get hold of it

_spoboyle

Inspiring

from what I have read (which is 2 months old now) there has been no offical release of png2atf. anyone using it has been given early access via an NDA and you are unlikely to find it.

As far as I can tell ATF does not support transparency and so has limited use for 2D games anyway. It was designed for 3D textures

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