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I've been working on a ZT1 graphics parsing library for several of my software projects. So far I've got it to read files somewhat successfully. As a proof of concept, I'm using it to make import/export tools for graphics editing software. I've been most successful with Krita, which is an open source painting program. You can directly import ZT1 graphics without using Zoot or APE. Download Krita (it's free): https://krita.org/en/ Download APE.KritaTools Preview v0.1.0: Download To install: Unzip and drop contents directly into %APPDATA%\krita\pykrita\ Open Krita and go to `Settings > Configure Krita > Python Plugin Manager` - Enable APE.KritaTools Go to `Tools > Load APE image into Krita`. It will ask you to find the extensionless graphic first (i.e. SE, NE, N, etc), and then again will ask you to open the pal file associated with it. There won't be a prompt for the second one, it will just open another dialog window to search for the file. Current issues: - Weird artifacts on every frame - Not very intuitive to open yet - No save function yet Much thanks to @jbl89's detailed specification of the ZT1 graphics format here: https://github.com/jbostoen/ZTStudio/wiki/ZT1-Graphics-Explained I'll keep iterating on this tool and improving it. Feel free to let me know if anything breaks on you! Looking for bugs. Github Repository: https://github.com/openztcc/APE.KritaTools

Hmm looks interesting. I may have to check this out!

Gonna try this, thanks Goosifer. Excited for your updates.

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