Re: A89: Hey, could someone help all newbies!
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Re: A89: Hey, could someone help all newbies!
http://www.casema.net/~hpmulder/gbtd/gbtd.html
if you like it I'll see about posting the program to convert the export to
68000/calculator sprite format
another interesting utility is the map builder made by the same guy
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> Where can i get this program???
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> --- Dux Gregis <dux@acz.org> wrote:
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> > >
> > > yeah that helps .... can anyone else here
> > help us
> > > newbies HERE, and release simple program that
> > > show how to do the very very basics, like
> > > changing fonts?? or the size?
> > > Also, the grayscale graphics will take
> > newbies a
> > > while to learn, but i would like to see 1-2
> > > programs that do simple black or white
> > graphics!
> > > the first to be a small graphic, the second
> > one
> > > to take a graphic, and tile it across the
> > entire
> > > screen.
> > > Also, i was thinking, could someone out there
> > do
> > > a lib to handle grayscale easier? for
> > example;
> > > to do a black and white graphic, you put this
> > > coding ( just the graphic binary part ):
> > > --
> > > ....
> > > dc.b %00011000
> > > ---
> > > but could you do a lib to handle grayscale
> > like
> > > this:
> > > ----
> > > ....
> > > dc.b #00124300
> > > ----
> > > the # instead of % because its not binary (
> > duh!
> > > )
> > > and 1 is a black pixle, 2 is a dark gray, 3
> > is
> > > lighter gray... and so on!
> > > That would make programming soooo much
> > easier, if
> > > you think it could work, let me know
> > > ~ thanks! ~
> >
> > unfortunately, that's a considerable waste of
> > memory. you shouldn't have to
> > be designing your sprites like this either ..
> > try downloading the gb tile
> > designer ;-)
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