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Splitting large images

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I have looked here and at Avsim and did some of my own research, but I cannot seem to find a tool that it is easy to split large images. I have a image about 6500 x 6500 that I'm trying to split into 30 1024x1024 images (yes there is some excess waste on the edges) to use as GMAX placed ground scenery. I have done this before by hand in Photoshop CS but it takes a long, long time to cut and paste all 30 images and have to cut and paste their alphas as well. Now I am about to split up the seasonal textures as well, so that means about 150 cut and pastes into new files (which doesn't sound like alot, but will take me hours and hours to do).

Does anyone know of a way to automate the spitting of a Photoshop image while keeping its alpha channel as well? Or a tool I could use if I just export each season as a BMP with alpha that would easily split the BMPs up? ( I have found one trial program called "split and tile" but it will not take that large of a file).

Thanks!
 
Switch the file into Imageready, came with Photoshop, and you can cut it at your hearts content. I know it's mainly meant for webdesign, but it can serve for texture purposes as well. I haven't done it in awhile, but the cut option is called 'slice' in Photoshop imageready. You can even add layerslices if I'm not mistaken...
 
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