Make sprite sheet out of Avi file

[michalis]

@Carring

Ok, but now it only worked once; I had to find a range of png files in map temp.
But the second time it did not work anymore. (no png files in temp?)
And it would have been more comfortabler if the outmap map for png can be chosen first and the filenames were not that large.

The temporary files you found were exactly that – temporary We were not supposed to use them or look at them. The name is long to guarantee being unique (from other application and from same instance of the same application).

See my above post for 2 ways of doing that:

@michalis

To convert AVI to a series of images:

• Use https://ffmpeg.org/ on the command-line. Something like this should work:

ffmpeg -i my.avi -y -qscale 1 -f image2 image%d.png

So you can use https://ffmpeg.org/ on command-line.

You choose the image name and location yourself.

@michalis

• Or use examples/images_videos/simple_video_editor.lpr. Load my.avi, save image@counter(1).png. But note that it expects to find ffmpeg on the command-line available on PATH anyway (we cannot open AVI otherwise), so you will need to install and set up https://ffmpeg.org/ anyway.

So you can use GUI examples/images_videos/simple_video_editor.lpr. Press Ctrl + S after loading movie, and choose where to save it. You can save to a special filename with @counter(xxx) inside , following docs Texturing component - extensions | Castle Game Engine . So you can input in the dialog box and save to image@counter(1).png, and it will save a sequence of PNG files.

Again, in this way, you choose the image name and location yourself.