anti "texture blending" for spriteBatch

[AntonioModer]

Texture blending - this is a gap between the tiles in spriteBatch:

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Resolve:
draw in each tiles a frame, which copies the edge pixels.
Example:

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anti-texture-blending.zip

LOVE 0.8.0 SOURCE

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!!!Conditions for the image:
transparent frame (1 pixel) around the sprite.

In final create tileset (atlas) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texture_atlas)
Use free programms:
http://spritesheetpacker.codeplex.com/
http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/
Use: http://www.skn3.com/apps/objecty
Or search in google - "sprites to atlas"

Don't understand? See:
https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issue/5 ... nt-2756034
https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issue/3 ... n-on-float

I found another solution to the problem:
http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/
See in settings "texExtrudeSize" in "Pack Sprites". HELP-> http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/packSprites.htm

[AntonioModer]

anti-texture-blending-v2.1.0.zip

automation of process, auto-resize image

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[AntonioModer]

I found free atlas maker with anti "texture blending". But it is a alpha version and it don't save atlas in image.
http://www.skn3.com/apps/objecty

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[slime]

Most texture atlas creation tools have some type of what you call "anti texture blending", usually in the form of transparent padding around the borders of images inside the texture atlas. TexturePacker is one such example.
Also, be sure to round (or floor or whatever) the x/y coordinates of images you add to your spritebatch.

[Jasoco]

You can also avoid these gaps by only scaling to whole numbers and flooring their values. Or by drawing onto a canvas at 1:1 and then scaling the canvas instead.

[AntonioModer]

... Or by drawing onto a canvas at 1:1 and then scaling the canvas instead.

Draw slowly !

[AntonioModer]

Most texture atlas creation tools have some type of what you call "anti texture blending", usually in the form of transparent padding around the borders of images inside the texture atlas. TexturePacker is one such example.
Also, be sure to round (or floor or whatever) the x/y coordinates of images you add to your spritebatch.

I don't find any free "atlas creation tools" with this. TexturePacker not free.