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# EmojiTools
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# Emoji Tools
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Multiple useful tools to help Android and iOS/OSX developers with creating and modifying Emoji Font files.
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Features:
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* Extracts Emojis from '.ttf' files used by Android, iOS, and OSX into individual '.png' files.
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* Takes less than 6 seconds to extract all Emojis! Very quick!
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* Extracted Emojis are named by Unicode names (Android: `uniE537.png` iOS/OSX: `uE537.png`)
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* Extracted Emojis can automatically be stripped of their prefixes (`uniE537.png` -> `E537.png`) (Planned)
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* Extracted iOS CgBI / pincrushed Emojis (which show up black on Windows) can automatically be converted to RGBA. (Planned)
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* Converts from CgBI / pincrushed Emojis to RGBA and vice versa. (Planned)
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* Extracted Emojis can automatically be stripped of their prefixes (`uniE537.png` -> `E537.png`)
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* Extracted iOS CgBI (pincrushed) Emojis (which show up black on Windows) can automatically be converted to RGBA.
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* Converts from CgBI (pincrushed) Emojis to RGBA and vice versa. (Planned)
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* Professional, easy-to-use GUI.
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# How to Use:
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1. Download one of the precompiled Jars from the [downloads page](https://github.com/MitchTalmadge/EmojiTools/releases), or clone into IntelliJ and create a Jar out of the sources.
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1. Download one of the precompiled Jars from the [downloads page](https://github.com/MitchTalmadge/Emoji-Tools/releases), or clone into IntelliJ and create a Jar out of the sources.
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2. Put the jar wherever you'd like. Emojis will be extracted into a new folder which is created in the same directory as the jar file. You can choose the name of this folder using the GUI. By default, it is named `ExtractedEmojis`.
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3. Either double-click the jar and follow the instructions on the GUI, or start the jar from the command line using `java -jar EmojiTools.jar yourFileName.ttf`. If the ttf file does not exist, the ttf selection window will be brought up. If it exists, it will automatically start extraction.
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# How to Get Help / Make a Suggestion:
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* Make a detailed ticket in the [issue tracker](https://github.com/MitchTalmadge/EmojiExtractor/issues).
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* Make a detailed ticket in the [issue tracker](https://github.com/MitchTalmadge/Emoji-Tools/issues).
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* If it's very important, you can email me (Mitch Talmadge).

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