(01-29-2025, 04:52 PM)Marcus Wrote: Ah yes, very nice!
Other than saving as image files, maybe you could somehow make it export n7 arrays with image data that you can include in your programs?
I had given that idea some thought but figured that a 32x32 image would probably use about 1000 odd array elements... but then again... with the speed of PC's now days... that may not be a concern... Ok. I will give that a try as well... Thank you...
(01-29-2025, 07:33 PM)kevin Wrote:(01-29-2025, 04:52 PM)Marcus Wrote: Ah yes, very nice!
Other than saving as image files, maybe you could somehow make it export n7 arrays with image data that you can include in your programs?
I had a similar thing working in a previous version of a tileset designer that I worked on (I abandoned it and am currently working on its sucessor - image below), and found it a really useful functionality to have. I was working on a series of programs that only used image files generated within the program, and it was really useful for those.
I'll see if I can dig it out, but it may be tomorrow now.
All the best - Kevin.
Current project:
Cool project!! Impressive. Most impressive! Obi Wan has taught you well.... lol
Logic is the beginning of wisdom.