Awesome, thanks man, that's gonna be a really helpful tool. :)

Now, you should totally take it upon you to fix/finish Gonstruct too!

Man, now is your time to shine, Java! But alas I am lazy. And busy.

It doesn't seem to like my ganis.

Mmm, ye ol' index out of range error. Lovely stuff.

It's because you have a DEFAULTHEAD setting without anything following it. Here's a patched version that checks for that.

Thanks! :)

Would you be willing to add a way to save defined attributes? Would be very helpful, but chances are I'm the only one even remotely interested in such a feature.

You could just use the DEFAULTATTR stuff in the file. If you can give me a reason as to why DEFAULTATTR wouldn't be suited for what you want to do, I can find the time to add that. Wouldn't be difficult.

I hadn't noticed that it loaded the DEFAULTATTR stuff. Apparently that's because the program thought I would've put them in the ../images/ folder. Is it possible to make it scan all subfolders for the location of images instead?

Yeah. I hadn't thought of making it run out of the Graal folder. I'll allow the user to specify a folder for his Graal installation by the end of the night.

Updated.

Added:
-Can run out of your Graal folder to automatically load images. Drop the GraalViewerRev5 folder in the same directory that holds Graal.exe.

Some images aren't loading properly, namely some GIF images and some old, 4-bit PNG's (Only a few images are actually 4-bit, mostly the default Graal head and body, as they're so damn old) remain unsupported.

Can someone update the OP for me?

Awesome! +repped.

Great work :) Would it be possible to add functionality so it can view ganis which contain particle effects?

Nope, that'd require me to parse GS2 source and also reverse engineer all the particle related functions that Graal has, AKA way too much work.

Thought so :P It's a really nice tool anyway though!