Region Extract Sprites

Overview

Turns one drawing into a parts kit. Each region is cropped into its own small image and collected into a list — rock wall → loose stones, tree → leaves and trunk, character → separate body parts, all in one step.

Usage tips

• The go-to flow: image + a region node → region_extract_sprites → list_get to pick one sprite, or a sprite-sheet packer to lay them out.
• Sprites are cropped to each region's exact bounding box; pixels outside the region shape become transparent.
• Turn on Uniform Size when the sprites feed animation frames or any same-size pipeline (largest piece wins, content centered).
• If you plan to add outlines or glow later, give the sprites 2–4 px of Padding so effects don't clip.

Common mistakes

• Sprites come out clipped — the RegionMap and the image have different sizes; match the region node's width/height to the image.
• One stone ends up split across two sprites — separated areas with the same id are extracted as one sprite. Run region_split_islands first to give each island its own id.

Related nodes

• region_split_islands — split same-id islands before extracting
• region_burst — scatter the pieces in place instead of extracting them
• list_get / list_map — process the extracted sprites one by one