Sprite Origin Txt

THE GOLDSRC TOOLKIT CS 1.6

Every pixel in the right place.

Open a sprite. Select a region. Get exact HUD coordinates.

BUILT FOR THE DETAILS

Original pixels.
Zero guesswork.

.SPR → X · Y · W · H
WORKSPACE/No sprite loaded

Your next HUD starts here.

Drop a GoldSrc .spr file into the workspace
or use Open sprite to get started.

GoldSrc SPR v2X —   Y —1 unit = 1 pixel
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Drag to select · Drag handles to resize · Arrow keys to nudge 1 px

A LITTLE LESS TRIAL AND ERROR

From sprite to HUD
in three moves.

Made for Counter-Strike 1.6,
Half-Life, and GoldSrc modding.

  1. 01

    Open the original sprite

    Load a GoldSrc version 2 .spr file. Sprite Origin Txt reads its palette and frames directly, keeping every pixel intact.

  2. 02

    Frame the region you need

    Drag a rectangle, resize its handles, or enter precise values. Zoom changes the view; your coordinates always stay in original pixels.

  3. 03

    Copy. Paste. Back to the game.

    Copy the four numbers in X Y width height order, ready to paste into your HUD configuration. No extra files or conversion steps.

What do the four numbers mean?

In a GoldSrc HUD entry, the last four numbers are X, Y, width, height. X and Y start at 0 in the upper-left corner of the sprite frame. For example, 16 24 64 32 selects a 64 × 32 px region starting at (16, 24). The right and bottom edges are X + width and Y + height; they are exclusive. These are image coordinates, separate from the SPR frame's internal origin.

Which sprites are supported?

GoldSrc IDSP version 2 sprites, including single frames, multiple frames, and grouped animation frames. Normal, additive, index alpha, and alpha test palettes are supported. Choose a frame from the menu to inspect it. This tool does not read Source Engine materials or Quake version 1 sprites.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. Sprites are read in your browser's memory. This editor has no file upload API, analytics, or third-party scripts. Nothing is saved after you close or reload the page. Copy your coordinates before leaving.

Why do coordinates show a warning?

A region must fit inside the selected sprite frame. X + width cannot exceed the frame width, and Y + height cannot exceed the frame height. Pasted values are kept exactly as written so you can see the problem. Adjust the values, draw a new region, or use “Fit selection to frame” to clip it explicitly.