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#1 2009-01-15 20:38:07
- _CONEJO
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[RESOLVED] GRRLIB 1.6 Converter
yeah... i'm strange. I'm using GRRLIB 1.6, I like the way to handle every pixel on the screen directly. The thing is that i'm using it ( i wanted to access the buffer directly, and since the game doesn't use so much cpu i could do it), so the problem is that the converter doesn't work on my xp (virtualized under ubuntu) and the .PHP versión... i'm missing something, i dont know how to use it at all...
Any help?
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#2 2009-01-15 21:46:16
- Crayon
- Bad Mother Fucker
Re: [RESOLVED] GRRLIB 1.6 Converter
Hi _CONEJO, are you using the latest version of GRRLIB Converter now called WiiBuilder (http://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiBuilder)?
If yes, can you tell me what is your problem in your virtual Windows XP.
Last edited by Crayon (2009-01-15 21:46:45)
Useful links: libOGC Documentation, libOGC Repository, GRRLIB Documentation, GRRLIB Repository, #GRRLIB on IRC
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#3 2009-01-15 22:16:23
- _CONEJO
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Re: [RESOLVED] GRRLIB 1.6 Converter
i was using the one with is bundle with GRRLIB1.6
I already solved the problem, the file was sended with a form or something (the PHP version)... i just "patch it" to read a dir and convert every file.
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#4 2009-01-16 09:17:26
- _CONEJO
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Re: [RESOLVED] GRRLIB 1.6 Converter
The resulting code is this :
<?php
function grrlib_converter($img) {
// GRRLIB GFX convertor (png to C array)
// This file is part of the GRRLIB package for WII
// info : http://wiibrew.org/index.php?title=Homebrew_apps/GRRLIB
$im = ImageCreateFromPng($img.".png");
$img_high = imagesy($im);
$img_width = imagesx($im);
$file = fopen($img.".h", "w+");
fwrite($file, "// Bitmap file from ".$img.".png\n");
fwrite($file, "// Converted With moulinette included in GRRLIB package\n\n");
fwrite($file, "const int ".$img."_high=".$img_high.";\n");
fwrite($file, "const int ".$img."_width=".$img_width.";\n\n");
fwrite($file, "const u16 ".$img."_img[]={\n");
for($y=0;$y<$img_high;$y++){
for($x=0;$x<$img_width;$x++){
$cpt++;
$rgb = ImageColorAt($im, $x, $y);
$r = intval(((($rgb >> 16) & 0xFF)*31)/255);
$g = intval(((($rgb >> 8) & 0xFF)*63)/255);
$b = intval(((($rgb) & 0xFF)*31)/255);
$toto=((($r)<<6)|$g);
$plop=((($toto)<<5)|$b);
$result = base_convert($plop,10,16);
fwrite($file,"0x".$result);
if($cpt!$img_high*$img_width))
fwrite($file,",");
}
fwrite($file,"\n");
}
fwrite($file,"};\n\n");
fclose($file);
echo $img.".h was created!<br>";
};
function readDirr($dir) {
$handle = opendir($dir);
while (false!=
if($FolderOrFile != "." && $FolderOrFile != ".." && $FolderOrFile != "_vti_cnf") {
$name = str_ireplace(".png", "", $FolderOrFile);
if(!is_dir("$dir/$FolderOrFile") && $name!=$FolderOrFile) {
grrlib_converter($dir."/".$name);
} else {
// to make it recursive
// readDirr($dir."/".$FolderOrFile);
}
}
}
closedir($handle);
}
if(isset($_GET['dir'])) {
readDirr($_GET['dir']);
} else {
readDirr("./");
};
?>
you could specify a directory or it will read the actual dir. Only usefull if you run a webserver with PHP (which happen in my case)
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