Texturepacker Mac Serial Info

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Version 4.5.0 (2017-09-11) Features • Packer speed improved by 30% on average • Smaller PNG file size due to optimized alpha bleeding (with 'Reduce border artifacts' enabled) • Integrated latest PVR codec • Support Ubuntu 16.04 and newer; don't install this update if you're using older versions Fixes • Wrong tab order • Status bar displays permanently 'Loading images.' • Custom exporter values of TPS are ignored by command line client • CSS exporter: Using non breaking spaces for placement of css sprites • Alias issue with 'Reduce border artifacts'.

Texturepacker Mac Serial Info

Version 4.4. Window Xp Black Edition 2009 Nba. 0 (2017-03-24) Features • EaselJS: set sprite pivot points using TexturePacker • Flag to disable automatic detection of animation sequences (LibGDX, EaselJS) • Added 'Extrude' option to basic settings page • Image viewer can now open pvr.gz (v3) files Fixes • Don't merge smart folders with same name • File dialog problem with double extensions like.pvr.gz (Windows) • Tracer tolerance tooltip • Wrong instruction displayed in 'install command line client' • Crash when generating compressed ATF textures with size. Version 3.6.0 (2014-12-18) Features • Better framework selector with filtering • Visual clue for show advanced / hide advanced settings • Exporter for Spritekit/Swift • Exporter for Phaser.io (JSON hash + array) • Exporter for ShiVa with JPSprite • Exporter for OPTPix SpriteStudio Fixes • Using high dpi icons for treeview • Spritekit/ObjC header file creation • Smart update hash avoid re-building sprite sheets when called on different folders. • TexturePacker warns about not writing into Unity's assets folder when using in path.

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Version 3.0.4 (2012-12-02) Features • Added --common-divisor-x, --common-divisor-y to command line Fixes • Additional space in layout which was introduced in 3.0.3 • Workaround for MacOS adding multiple.pvr.gz and.pvr.ccz endings to a file name • Crash when exiting the application • Removed OpenGL rendering of the user interface because it caused instability on MacOS • Algorithm Basic now works with constraints (squared, pot/npot/free, word aligned) • When reading and migrating an old file no file changed dialog is triggered • Crashreporter file transmission on MacOS 10.7 and 10.8. Version 3.0.1 (2012-10-26) Features • TexturePacker creates sub directories if specified in the path • AutoSD-Presets for cocos2d-x HDR/HD/SD • AutoSD replacement pattern does no more force a dot at the end. Please add the dot to the extension (replacement) if you need it.

Fixes • Reverted Crop to its old behavior - setting the offset • Added reveal in finder / show in explorer to tree view's context menu • DPI range widget now allows values >100 • TIFF exporter works again • Output order of css pseudo selectors: link, visited, focus, hover, active • ETC1 output for AndEngine does not throw an error • Crash during layout • PSD file transparent color values are now corrected • File association and icon on windows. Version 3.0.0b4 (2012-03-29) This release was planned to contain much more - but the new features I am working on are not yet stable enough for a beta release. So this is in most parts a bugfix release with the addition of the Corona SDK image sheet exporter. Features • Removed installer since Apple does not support PackageMaker anymore • Menu item to install TexturePacker command line client • Updated PVRTexLib again • Corona imagesheet exporter • EasyJS exporter (beta) • Texture details (filename) in exporter template • Nicer feedback dialogs;-) • Feedback dialog remembers last mail address used Fixes • Extrude bug in Sparrow exporter • Trimming bug in Gideros exporter • Generic XML now exports file extensions in names • Typo in UI • Change detection: No request to save unchanged data. Version 3.0.0b2 (2012-03-06) Features • Generic Exporter • Support for big sprites or animations • Image importer / display now supports additional formats: TGA, PSD, SVG, KTX, PVR, TIFF, PKX • Fullscreen mode on MacOS Lion • Better MacOS behavior (app closing, menu) • Editable texture size (not only fixed to power of two sizes) • Added -ipadhd as extension for AutoSD Fixes • PVR flipping • Fixed wromg tooltips • Allow free size now saved • Wrong display of trimmed size fixed • Autosize now saved in defaults • Output rectangle bug with rotates sprites on LibGDX. Version 2.4.2 (2011-11-24) This is version 2.4.2 due to a small bug in the version compare of my auto updater.

2.4.1 was not accepted to be newer than 2.4.1b3. Version 2.1.1 (2010-12-19) Features • Creating alpha masks • Added tooltips for all options • Polished interface • Added bmp, tif file format to smart folder processing • Windows installer, Icon, polishing • Added trim alpha threshold to remove nearly transparent pixels • Also collect gif, tiff, jpg, bmp from smart folders • Scroll to selected sprite in sprite sheet • Windows installer • Windows polishing • Preliminary support for libgdx (beta) • Creating transparency masks from heuristics on images which have on transparency key color. Fixes • User interface works with smaller screen sizes • Document changed detection • Open elements from finder in empty window on doubleclick. Version 2.1.0 (2010-12-07) Features • Added texture selector combo box • Added shortcuts for publish and refresh • Layout mode basic - best use for tile sets / tile map editors • *.pvr and *.pvr.ccz previewer! Version 2.0.2 (2010-11-11) Features • Added TexturePackerEssential – free version to create basic sprite sheets • Windows support (Pro only) • Automated updates using Sparkle (Experimental) • Added option to set jpg compression quality (currently commandine only) --jpg-quality • Added support for RGBA5551, BGRA8888, RGBA5555 (--opt ) • Added.pvr.ccz – cocos compressed format (experimental) • pvrz removed (replaced by pvr.ccz) • Removed „texture size is too small“ message box. Instead widht, height and scale are now highlighted.

• --opt4444 and –opt565 are deprecated now, use –opt instead Fixes • Fixed bug in gui mode not reloading files after save • Fixed bug in quantification for several pixel formats.

2) Now you need to turn on “hidden” files in “show mode”, because we need to access to the Library folder in your Home (User). For Mavericks users, click on Go menu and press 'alt'. Library option will show up. If you already have it, just skip to step 4. Open the Terminal and paste this: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES hit ENTER. If it asks for a password, use your user password.

3) Close Terminal and Restart your mac or just Relaunch the Finder (hold ‘alt’ and then right click on the Finder icon in the dock and click Relaunch) 4) Open the Library folder in your Home (User), and then open Preferences (path: home >Library >Preferences) find this file: de.code-and-web.TexturePacker.plist OPEN IT with any Text Editor and find: expiryDate In the next string you will find the expiry date of your Trial, that is 7 days after the installation: example: 2014-07-27 CHANGE IT in something like this: 2050-07-27 save the file and close the text editor. 5) Now, you need to make this file unwritable by the application, because opening the program will overwrite it every time with the original settings.

Right click on de.code-and-web.TexturePacker.plist and Get Info (or just press cmd+i on the file). Make the file access privileges for Everyone to Read Only or No Access and then click on Block. Now after the canonical 7 days of time trial, you will have extended time trial until the date you wrote (see the picture).

I hope this makes sense for everyone. Guys what i did to make it work, is what is written in the guide. Nothing more, nothing less and from the picture i've posted, you can see that it worked for me. I had to work a bit to understand how to block the application from re-writing that file, and blocking the privileges and blocking the file itself, did the job. Have you tried to block the privileges using Terminal?

Try this: modify the file with the desired date and then open Terminal and write: sudo chmod 444 /Users/youruser/Library/Preferences/de.code-and-web.TexturePacker.plist and hit ENTER. In this way you make that file only readable (and not writable) by anything or anyone. Now open TexturePacker and close it again. Go in your Preferences folder and see if the file has been modified. Just look the date, hour and minutes. Then open it and see if something is changed.

To me that file is only readable now and the value is the same i've made. Hope it helps.

TexturePacker stores the initial installation date in your computer, or in other words, it doesn't 'call home'. You need to completely uninstall the application from your computer (using Appzapper for example, that delete everything related to that App). Also be sure to uninstall the.plist file in the Preferences (de.code-and-web.TexturePacker.plist). Now install TexturePacker again and try to crack it following my guide. You should be able to make it work as i did.

I've tried to find if there is any other file that interacts with TexturePacker, but in my activity manager there is none. Just that one.

Well, TexturePacker, and other 'trial' software stores a file into your computer that tells to the App how much time you have. Most of the time this file is invisibile or has a name that is difficult to find.

Probably when TexturePacker trial expires it writes another file that i don't know. This worked for me with a clean installation. Probably the solution would be find that file who tells TexturePacker that time is expired. I've tried to find a proper crack, with no luck so. I came up with this and works. For me it is better than nothing.

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