PSD Importer?

Same problem here. preview.4 - 1.2.0. Changing to 8-bit fixed it.

 

Hi
Is there any way to update an imported PSB without messing all previous bone geo and weighting setup?
My use case is I have a rigged character already in place and need to add extra layers in the PSB and eventually add more bones weights etc. I've tried either to update the PSB directly or to import extra sprites but in both cases the existing rigging becomes obsolete. Any idea how to proceed and if there is any plan to support updates?
Thanks

 

Hi Leo, the original materials are Pixel layers from Affinity Photo which are exported to PSD; the original materials are quite big so I'll try to mock up a sample thanks

 

Is there any plans to add UI Images support to this tool? At the moment it makes a prefab using sprite renders, it would be very helpful if it also made a prefab with a canvas and UI Images already set up.

Or does anyone know how I can extend it so that I can do this?

 

Is it possible to control padding between sprites? It should fit in 512x512, but because of too wide padding it can't. Those green rects should be closer to each other.


EDIT: I found solution. PSDImporter.cs: Line 459 (PSDImporter 2.1.4.). Why did you guys hard code padding=4 and didn't expose it in the editor? :/

 

Hi, any update on officially supporting PSD file format with the importer?
I use krita which can only export in PSD not PSB.

 

How can I use the AssetPostprocessor with the PSD Importer? I need to set spritePixelsPerUnit, mipmap settings etc. on import.

Closest I can get is OnPreprocessAsset, but then I can't change anything.

Code (CSharp):

1.     void OnPreprocessAsset()
2.     {
3.         PSDImporter psdImporter = assetImporter as PSDImporter;
4.         ???
5.     }

 

If you exceed the maximum size of the atlas (not the file size which is 80 MB) then the console shows the following error:

 

uhhh but i named my psd to "character rig.psb" but it still was of the format of psd.. pls help me i dont have the money for photoshop and i wanna get most out of unity too

 

hi im having an issue where unity is not recognizing my .psb file when I go to "import new assets" my .psb files are not showing up only my .psd files are able to be addes?

 

Just going to jump in here and say this is an issue for me as well; I'd like to be able to change the Max Texture Size of an imported .psb file, but right now that's not an option as the

PSDImporter

class doesn't seem to have any viable accessors.

 

Just a general question - why is the package called "PSD importer" when it only imports .psb? Also, if you can just rename the .psd into .psb, shouldn't that take 1-2 lines of code to make the package recognize .psd files as well?

 

Okay, thank you. I have another question - is the PSD importer the only way to get the Skinning Editor for 2D Animation to show the full sprite? For example let's look at the viking from the samples:


If I import a sprite sheet the character looks like the on the right. And then I have to use the Skinning Editor and kind of have to guess the right pose before putting it in the Scene. But if I use a .psb then the character shows up like the one on the left. Is there no way to arrange the individual sprites without using .psb?

 

I just noticed that when I switch platforms (PC to console and back again), all the .psb files seem to be getting reimported, despite the fact that I'm using Asset Database v2. My impression was that, with v2, once an asset is imported on a platform, it shouldn't have to be reimported again the next time you switch back to that platform. However, I've been switching back and forth between platforms several times, and the .psbs are always being reimported (which is a very time-consuming process).

Is this behaviour by design, or a bug?

 

Yes, I realize that. I was just wondering if there's a way to manually create a default "build" of the character when using .png files. I feel like that would help a lot, since not everyone wants to use .psb files.

 

Filed it, ID 1327701.

 

Hi! This appears to be the general PSD importer feedback thread, but apologies if this should go somewhere else. I'd love it if we had the ability to add an additional amount of padding inside each of the sprites generated in the sprite mosaic. The big use-case here is to have some empty space around each sprite to be colored via shader, e.g. to add an outline that's 3px wide to a sprite. With the sprites being perfectly-bounded at the moment, that's not really possible.

Is there another way currently to drive how the mosaic is generated? I would love a simple inspector-driven setting for this, but if there is API exposed that can be used to accomplish this, that works too.

 

I have the same problem that a few others have mentioned, that I am attempting to import a PSB file with different layers as an animated sprite, but they have a transparent background and once imported are not all the same size. As a result the pivot point roams all over the place and the animation is spoiled. Is there an option that would allow us to get a consistent pivot point, where its position is automatically adjusted to take account of any transparency that is cropped?