AtlasGenerator

🧱 Atlas Texture Generator V1 by Barney

Atlas Texture Generator is a user-friendly tool designed specifically for modders creating content for Farming Simulator. The main goal of this utility is to simplify the process of generating texture atlases used for materials in the game.

Whether you're working with diffuse, normal, specular, or height textures – this tool helps you prepare and organize them efficiently.

🔧 Key Features:

• 🖼️ Drag-and-drop texture loading – supports all essential texture maps.

• 🔁 Rotate textures by 90° – each texture slot can be rotated independently for better alignment.

• 💾 Save and load project files – ideal for long-term modding workflows (just make sure not to move the original texture files after saving).

• 🗂️ Export texture atlas – once your textures are arranged, the program generates an atlas file into a folder of your choice.

• 🔄 Y-axis inversion for normal maps – useful for compatibility with different shading systems.

📦 Additional Details:

• Supports up to 4 types of texture maps: Diffuse, Normal, Specular, and Height.

• Allows preview and quick replacement of each texture.

• Buttons for quick texture manipulation: Add, Delete, Rotate, and Invert Y (for normal maps).

• Project persistence: save your entire layout and restore it later using Load Project / Save Project.

• Clean and intuitive dark UI with colorful buttons for fast navigation.

This tool was developed with modders in mind – especially those working in Farming Simulator, where proper texture atlases are crucial for performance and compatibility.

Hey! 🙂 No worries – my app does not contain a real trojan. The warning shows up because the EXE file is not digitally signed.
To get a valid signature, you need to buy expensive security certificates, which is not always feasible for small developers.

The app was built using PyInstaller – some antivirus programs automatically flag such files as suspicious, even if the code is clean (a so-called false positive).
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