Hello, I'm trying to understand and possibly make the file format .ssd from the game One Piece Treasure Cruise readable. Opening the .ssd in a text reader leaves most of it as errors; however, some text can be read, which leads me to believe that it would make splitting the sprites from the sprite sheet easier. I have uploaded a sample to the Google Drive link below with a zip that contains a .png sprite sheet and a .ssd file. The top of the .ssd file has the name of the included sprite sheet, and at the bottom, what appear to be the names of the sprites from the sheet are listed.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xmJvt3eXty_9oiRVhduzDYAtfVnSmTN1/view?usp=sharing

Edited yesterday at 06:15 AM1 day by redtarp

Here's another sample .zip of a sprite sheet and its .ssd, this time with character sprites

samples.zip

ssd, is the file that makes png moves.

15 minutes ago, Rabatini said:

ssd, is the file that makes png moves.

What program did you use?

8 minutes ago, redtarp said:

What program did you use?

my own.

1 minute ago, Rabatini said:

my own.

Could you share that program with me? If you don't mind me asking.

Yes.

But i am not at home. These days

2 hours ago, Rabatini said:

Yes.

But i am not at home. These days

Thank you.