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The examples inside ee/draw are normally very informative and well designed.
The only thing that is seemingly missing is how to actually create the .raw file that is then turned into a C array by bin2c.
Is there any documentation on this anywhere? Any tools for it? Or Gimp plugins? I know there used to be a bmp2c utility, as well. But the only download I can find is a RAR file with an autorun.exe and other seemingly Windows CD-ROM looking files on the inside.
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It's important to know the colour format you're using.
PSMCT32 is just RGBA 8/8/8/8
PSMCT24 is just RGB 8/8/8
PSMCT16 is RGBA 5/5/5/1
You can easily export PSMCT32 and PSMCT24 using Gimp (or Adobe Photoshop) by exporting as "Raw image data"
For palettes it's a little tricky. With gimp try exporting as c source/header files and you'll have a structure with your clut and palette. I usually export as 8 bit and use a python script to convert it to 4 bit if I want a 4bit itex.
For PSMCT16, I do not know of any tools that do it natively.
The examples inside ee/draw are normally very informative and well designed.
The only thing that is seemingly missing is how to actually create the .raw file that is then turned into a C array by
bin2c
.Is there any documentation on this anywhere? Any tools for it? Or Gimp plugins? I know there used to be a
bmp2c
utility, as well. But the only download I can find is a RAR file with an autorun.exe and other seemingly Windows CD-ROM looking files on the inside.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: