INSTALLATION
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Copy the contents of this zip file to C:/Users/<username>/.gimp-2.6/scripts

Restart The GIMP if it was open


You can now access:

Filters->Everquest->Save Item Layers
Filters->Everquest->Break Class Animation
Filters->Everquest->Break Items

DISCLAIMER
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Before you go any further you have to agree to ignore all of misprints,
and poor spelling.


CLASS ANIMATIONS
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To extract a class animation for editing, open 

\Everquest\uifiles\default\Berserker01.tga
\Everquest\uifiles\default\Berserker02.tga


Now, copy all of the seperate images into one image, in a way 
that each image is a new layer. Its helpfull to do them in order.

Now run "Filters->Everquest->Break Class Animation" on each layer
start with the layer containing Berserker01.tga, and work up

Now go through the animation and make sure there aren't any blank
layers from frames that may have been empty. 

Do a save as, give it a .gif extension. 
Select "Save as animation"
On the next window you can screw around with the settings. 
Make sure in the dropdown you have it set to replace the previous
layer.



ITEMS
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Follow the class animation steps to break the items into seperate
layers. Use the "Break Items" tool instead though. The final result
Should be all of your items... the newest should be the top most layer.
You should have hundreds and hundreds of layers, maybe thousands.

You may have some blank layers at the top. These are because sometimes
the last drag item isn't totally full. You can leave them, or delete
them.

Now, instead of saving them as an animation, run
Filters->Everquest->Save Item Layers
You can fiddle around with the settings of it some,it should save them all
to your default save directory, probably your pictures folder in windows.
I'm unsure where it will save them in linux, but a quick search for
"item_500.gif" will find them.

If you don't want them to be a gif, just change the extension in the
Save Item Layers popup. I've tried it with PNG and it works fine.







