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• • Blobbor22
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  • • Joined 22 Dec, 2019
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  • 15 Jan, 2020
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  You can save a project as a folder (or with .c3p files, rename them to .zip and extract it). Then all the images are separate files, so you could use an external tool that can batch-resize image files. Zip the files and rename it back to .c3p and it's a C3 project again.

  Sorry for the delay on answering this. :)

  I've done what you said and it worked (for the resize part, that is), but I can't seem to get the project back on Construct. When I rename the file extension back to a c3p, I can't import it back. I just get a message saying "Failed to open project. Check if it is a valid Construct 3 single-file (c3p) project".

  Any idea as to why this is happening?

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• • Blobbor22
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  • • Joined 22 Dec, 2019
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  • 23 Dec, 2019
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  Hello there :)

  I've made my sprites in a high resolution that isn't really that necessary, and sadly I realized it a bit late in the proccess (the sprites are hand drawn 2d art, and as much as quality is important, they could be smaller to consume less memory).

  Is there a way for me to resize those images without having to go to the editor, select each object and resize every animation?

  As I want to save some memory, downscaling doesn't do much on that. I just wanna know if there's a way to batch resize the base images to like 50% of their original size. Be it on the editor or on the exporter settings.

  Thank you in advance! :)

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