27 packages returned for Tags:"Sprite"

The ASP.NET Sprite core works with the ASP.NET Sprites Web Forms control and Sprite Helper to decrease the amount of time required to request and display a page by performing optimizations on a page's images.

The ASP.NET Sprite Helper allows you to use sprites and image inlining in ASP.NET MVC 3 and ASP.NET Web Pages projects.

It makes MonoGame more awesome.

Animations to make MonoGame more awesome.

The ASP.NET Sprite Web Forms control allows you to use sprites and image inlining in ASP.NET 4 Web Forms projects.

Adds support for Spritesheets in MonoGame.

Simple helper for creating sprite based animations for Monogame.

UI Element that reproduces animations based on sprite sheet files.

A module that compresses images into a single image, and then creates a css file to split image into sprites. More then likely you really want an msbuild task to do this. Get nuget package... More information

MonoGame.Spritesheet pipeline extensions

Sprites with bone-like hierarchy Transformations for MonoGame projects.

A .NET Standard library for handling GoldSrc engine .spr files

Using area optimization heuristic algorithm to provide solution for this NP complete problem. In general, rectangle (or area) optimization is a combinatorial optimization problem. Although the... More information

Game content creation and compilation tools

A dotnet application to create image sprite

Using a sprite sheet (or texture atlas) increases your game's performance while also reducing the amount of memory. This library includes a loader and sprite renderer to load animations and sprites from a... More information

Extends MonoGame by letting the Content Pipeline process *.mgcb files to enable querying information about assets at runtime. **This is contains the Content Pipeline extensions**

Extends MonoGame by letting the Content Pipeline process *.mgcb files to enable querying information about assets at runtime. **This is the runtime part of the library**

A handy growing library of sprite/texture enhancements.

Reduce bandwidth costs and page load times by compressing large images on the fly, physically resizing thumbnails and combining small images into CSS sprites to cut down on request/response overhead. No need to... More information