Atlasinfo Creator (version 1.1)

[Tatsumaru 7371]

Atlasinfo Creator is a program that helps you designate a place for a new map and inspect your atlas. It is simple, convenient, and intuitive to use. You can add new maps, remove them, and also change their size and position. Keyboard shortcuts and all essential information can be found in the program’s options.

PS: For some of you, this program may resemble Atlasinfo Manager. That’s no coincidence, Atlasinfo Creator was inspired by that very tool. The key difference is that my program is completely free and has no restrictions whatsoever, so anyone can use it.
Does Atlasinfo Creator perform better? In my opinion, absolutely yes. But I’ll leave the final judgment to you.
Best regards, and have a wonderful New Year.

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Requirements: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/thank-you/runtime-desktop-8.0.22-windows-x64-installer?cid=getdotnetcore
Check out my other program as well! https://metin2.dev/topic/34138-sub-generator-v11-mega-update

Edited January 4 by Tatsumaru

[Tatsumaru 7371]

I’ve added a few small changes.
▸ Double-clicking a map in the map list will center the view on that map. This can be useful when the map is located somewhere unknown and not visible at first glance.
▸ I’ve added the ability to quickly copy the X and Y positions separately. Previously, only the full map position could be copied.

Edited February 19 by Metin2 Dev International
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[Ace 4629]

Thanks again for this Atlas Tool, Tatsumaru. As I mentioned before, your work is always clean and well thought out you really cover everything a user would expect. The tool has been working great so far and is easily one of the best released tools out there. I really hope we’ll see more tools like this in the future.

[eddR 127]

I mean it looks good and all but imo it's a bit too much. I have mine written to auto. Verifies maps exists in client context, if not remove. If the cords are wrong or they collide, they auto snap to nearest correct units, and all affected maps will auto generate settings files. Not sure why would anyone need a whole ass GUI manager for this. Unless you have OCD and want to reorganize all the maps in order which can also be done with simple math, like I did. Other wise just seems a bit excessive, or maybe I'm missing something?

[Tatsumaru 7371]

9 hours ago, eddR said:

I mean it looks good and all but imo it's a bit too much. I have mine written to auto. Verifies maps exists in client context, if not remove. If the cords are wrong or they collide, they auto snap to nearest correct units, and all affected maps will auto generate settings files. Not sure why would anyone need a whole ass GUI manager for this. Unless you have OCD and want to reorganize all the maps in order which can also be done with simple math, like I did. Other wise just seems a bit excessive, or maybe I'm missing something?

I don’t know. Maybe if you shared your solution, a version with a GUI wouldn’t have been necessary for anyone 

Edited January 3 by Tatsumaru