Explain how this tool is useful to game developers
Visual Asset Positioner solves a constant friction point in Ren'Py development: placing sprites, emotes, CGs and UI elements by hand-editing xpos/ypos/zoom values and reloading over and over to check the result. Instead, it's a drop-in editor that runs inside the developer's own game — you drag, zoom and rotate elements visually and see the real result immediately, including a "Live" mode that freezes any in-game scene and turns everything on screen into an editable element exactly where it already sits. It exports directly to ready-to-paste Ren'Py code (or JSON/CSV/Python dict), so it takes an input (your existing assets and scene) and produces an output (precise, usable positioning code) — it doesn't ship any art, sound or media itself. It's open source (MIT), bilingual (EN/ES), and useful to any Ren'Py-based visual novel developer, not just this project.