Sadly, the Mission Banner Cropper is using the wrong spacing! It is using 80 pixels between 2 images, this was the right spacing for the older Ingress redacted version, but looks completely wrong in Ingress Prime. This can be done with a script for GIMP, or a script for PS, and there is also the online Mission Banner Cropper, by Zaso. There are several tools to help you split up an image. To make a nice banner, you should cut away the area between 2 images, and leave a square of 512x512 pixels.Įvery image, including spacing, would be 16+512+16, or 544 pixels.įor the best quality your image should be of 6x544, or 3264 pixels width, and 544 pixels high per row. The distance between 2 mission images is 32 pixels. You can split up an image without any spacings, but the Ingress scanner will show spacings between the images. To create a banner, you will need to split up an image into equal square parts. This can be done with one row of 6 missions, or multiple rows. The optimal Mission image resolution is 512x512 pixels.Īnd you will also know that you can combine a group of missions, with a set of images, to form a banner. added a possibility for small (mobile) screens by making the screen scrollable to see the side panesĪs you may already know, you can create missions for Ingress, with a single image.cleaned up separator lines between the buttons.fixed non-updating stretch x,y display values when choosing a new image.store and restore settings (Magnification, Mask Opacity, Banner Title, Circular Cut, Golden Ring, Output size, Include edited image, Transparency, Background).swapped the arrow direction on the sidepanes.replace the readme link to the official mission criteria.added a reset button for all image adjust settings (right pane).added support for setting zoom manually.added support for setting dimensions manually (left, top, width, height).added an extra checkbox to include the edited image to the download.added an extra preview html file with the downloaded badges.replaced the circular mask with a mask with Ingress Prime dimensions and color.replaced the 40 pixel spacing with 16 pixel spacing on all sides.retrieve the orgininal script and insert modifications.retrieve the original index html code and insert modifications.prevent the orgininal script from loading on windows load.

be aware that this add-on will only keep working as long as the original website is not changed.added auto fit number of rows for loaded image.Optionally you can use the IMATTC Plugin and the Ultimate Mission Maker plugin. Upload each image, in the right order (number 1 is bottom right, count to left top). Open the Ingress Mission Authoring Tool and start making your missions.Open the preview file to check if the images are correct. You can also choose to include the edited image, in the original dimensions. Enter a Banner Title name, and click Download Badges to download a Zip file.You can use the sliders and buttons to make any required changes. Save your file, open the Mission Banner Cropper website, and click Choose image to select your file.If your photo editor can work with layers, you can fill a layer with this transparant Prime Mask image of 544x544 pixels. Prepare an image in your favorite photo editor, use dimensions of 3264 pixels wide, and 544 pixels high per row.If the Add-on works, you will see, among other changes, a 'Powered by a Softspot Plugin' message in the footer.

Open the Mission Banner Cropper website.

Suggestions are welcome, check out the Telegram links. Make sure to check for updates from time to time.

Next, install the Add-on (use the Open file button on this page) and open it into your extension.

Note: This Add-on cannot be used inside IITC mobile. Note: This Add-on cannot be used with the IITC CE Button extension, it does not work for the Mission Banner Cropper website. On iOS 15 you can also try to use Safari with userscripts extension. On Android you can use Kiwi browser, also with Tampermonkey.

You will need to use for example Google Chrome with Tampermonkey extension.You need a large screen, a phone is not very practical, but it can work.

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