Homebrew SMDH Creator - Online version

[marc_max]

Here it goes a quick port of original Gemisis' SMDH Creator code over to HTML5, which means is compatible with any OS and does not require any installation


SMDH Creator - Online version

 

[Shaker78]

Works perfect for me!
Could you make a offline version?

 

[Halvorsen]

Are they saved to a server for public and later downloads? And do I have to change the extension from .jpg to.smdh when I select "Save"?

 

[Asia81]

just perfect, thanks

 

[noatpad]

Works perfect for me!
Could you make a offline version?

Um...there's already one:

Here it goes a quick port of original Gemisis' SMDH Creator code over to HTML5, which means is compatible with any OS and does not require any installation

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SMDH Creator - Online version

 

[marc_max]

Works perfect for me!
Could you make a offline version?

Well, there are already two SMDH offline creators, but yeah, I can make a standalone version of mine too (you will still need a web browser though).

Are they saved to a server for public and later downloads? And do I have to change the extension from .jpg to.smdh when I select "Save"?

They are not saved on cloud, sorry.
When you select save you don't have to change any extension since you are creating a real .smdh after all.

 

[Anthe]

An SMDH creator in vanilla Javascript. A true hero you are.

If you want an offline version, just save the page (CTRL ^ S), it'll work offline.

 

[Shaker78]

Um...there's already one:

Well, there are already two SMDH offline creators, but yeah, I can make a standalone version of mine too (you will still need a web browser though

Please read the last 4-5 post in this thread and you know why i request it:
http://gbatemp.net/threads/release-the-smdh-creator-make-your-own-icon-pack.396765/page-3

If you want an offline version, just save the page (CTRL ^ S), it'll work offline.

I don't know this, thank you!

 

[fmkid]

If you want an offline version, just save the page (CTRL ^ S), it'll work offline.

Cool tip!... Thanks!

 

[keanutah]

This is great, I will definitely make use of this.

 

[Jwiz33]

An SMDH creator in vanilla Javascript. A true hero you are.

If you want an offline version, just save the page (CTRL ^ S), it'll work offline.

It won't allow me to open or save when I open the html file. It looks like this ^^

 

[fmkid]

It won't allow me to open or save when I open the html file. It looks like this ^^

Just "Save as" and "complete html" option.

 

[Jwiz33]

Just "Save as" and "complete html" option.

Thanks, works now

 

[Yami_Industries]

when I click the save button, it doesn't do anything....

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on the online port of the smdh creator... not the download because I can't find the html file in there...

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do I have to load a smdh file to create a new one???

 

[Anthe]

Use the latest version of Chrome/Firefox, or Edge, for that matter. I'm pretty sure this uses the HTML5 file thing, which isn't supported in some of the less recent versions of Internet Explorer.

 

[marc_max]

when I click the save button, it doesn't do anything....

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on the online port of the smdh creator... not the download because I can't find the html file in there...

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do I have to load a smdh file to create a new one???

I've updated to v1.1 (refresh the site and make sure it shows the latest version). I've added support for IE11 (it should work with IE10 too).

You can create a SMDH file from scratch.

 

[mashers]

Thank you for this. As a Mac user, creating SMDH files has been quite difficult. This makes it so easy. Cheers!

 

[Arubaro]

Wow, I had never thought about making an online tool using the basis of an existing one for desktop.
Really great job!

 

[mashers]

Wow, I had never thought about making an online tool using the basis of an existing one for desktop.
Really great job!

(https://xkcd.com/1367/)

 

[marc_max]

(https://xkcd.com/1367/)

I'm amazed to see that web development is so underrated even nowadays. You can do very cool things. Heck, I even built a complete AC:NL savegame editor.