Img2CPC - Revision history

Polluks: new category

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	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Img2CPC'''] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Img2CPC'''] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

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	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']

			[[Category:CrossDev]]

Ronaldo at 18:32, 22 July 2015

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	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

	Latest versions of Img2CPC are included in the [[CPCtelera\|CPCtelera game engine]].		Latest versions of Img2CPC are included in the [[CPCtelera\|'''CPCtelera game engine''']].

	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']

Ronaldo: Added info about Img2CPC being included into CPCtelera

2015-07-22T18:31:40Z

Added info about Img2CPC being included into CPCtelera

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	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

			Latest versions of Img2CPC are included in the [[CPCtelera\|CPCtelera game engine]].

	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']

Ronaldo: Improved format

2015-07-22T18:30:14Z

Improved format

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	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Img2CPC'''] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Img2CPC'''] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

	<br>		<pre>

	Usage:		Usage:

	~~<br>~~		Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBaseName] [/m=mode]
			[/t] [/f] [/o=output] [/c=80] [/cbb] files

	~~Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBaseName] [/m=mode] [/t] [/f] [/o=output] [/c=80] [/cbb] files~~		* w: Tile Width. If not specified, it will process the whole image width.
			* h: Tile Height. If not specified, it will process the whole image height.
	~~<br>~~		* g: If specified, it will generate one bmp file per tile.
			* bn: Base name to be used for asm labels.
	*~~'''~~w~~'''~~: Tile Width. If not specified, it will process the~~ ~~whole image width.		* m: Pixel mode. Valid values are 0,1,2. If not specified defaults to mode 0.
	*~~'''~~h~~'''~~: Tile Height. If not specified, it will process the~~ ~~whole image height.		* t: Transparency. Creates masks for transparent pixels.
	*~~'''~~g~~'''~~: If specified, it will generate one bmp file per tile.		* i: Interlace masks. Creates masks for transparent pixels, mixing them with sprite data.
	*~~'''~~bn~~'''~~: Base name to be used for asm labels.		* f: Flipped values LUT. Creates a look-up table with flipped bytes for the current mode.
	*~~'''~~m~~'''~~: Pixel mode. Valid values are 0,1,2.~~ ~~If not specified defaults to mode 0.		* o: Output file name. Default value is gfx.h
	*~~'''~~t~~'''~~: Transparency. Creates masks for transparent pixels.		* c: Create compiled sprites. Screen width in bytes can (should) be specified. (Default
	*~~'''~~i~~'''~~: Interlace masks. Creates masks for transparent pixels, mixing them~~ ~~with sprite data.		width is 80). File name will be compiled.[outputFileName]
	*~~'''~~f~~'''~~: Flipped values LUT. Creates a look-up table with~~ ~~flipped bytes for the current mode.		*cbb: Create backcuffer compiled sprites. File name will be bb.compiled.[outputFileName]
	*~~'''~~o~~'''~~: Output file name. Default value is gfx.h		files: List of files to process. Wildcards can be used (.png)
	*~~'''~~c~~'''~~: Create compiled sprites. Screen width in bytes can (should) be~~ ~~specified.~~ ~~(Default width is 80). File name will be compiled.[outputFileName]		</pre>
	*~~'''~~cbb~~'''~~: Create backcuffer compiled sprites. File name will be bb.compiled.[outputFileName]
	~~'''~~files~~'''~~: List of files to process. Wildcards can be used (.png)

	<br>

	You can specify Img2CPC the palette you want to use. Depending on the mode specified, the program will reduce the number of colors of the original image to 16 colors (mode 0), 4 colors (mode 1) or 2 colors (mode 2). To change the palette that the program uses, you can modify the Img2CPC.exe.config file, which is a XML file.		You can specify Img2CPC the palette you want to use. Depending on the mode specified, the program will reduce the number of colors of the original image to 16 colors (mode 0), 4 colors (mode 1) or 2 colors (mode 2). To change the palette that the program uses, you can modify the Img2CPC.exe.config file, which is a XML file.

	~~<br>~~		There is a node in that file like this:

	There is a node in~~ ~~that file like this:

	~~<br>~~

	~~<~~add key="PaletteColors"~~<br>~~value="244,0,244#0,0,132#0,132,132#0,244,132#132,0,0#132,132,0#132,244,0#132,0,132#132,132,132#132,244,132#0,0,0#244,132,0#244,244,0#244,132,244#132,132,244#244,244,244"/		<pre>
			<add key="PaletteColors"
			value="244,0,244#0,0,132#0,132,132#0,244,132#132,0,0#132,132,0#132,244,0#
			132,0,132#132,132,132#132,244,132#0,0,0#244,132,0#244,244,0#
			244,132,244#132,132,244#244,244,244"/>
			</pre>

	<br>Please, do not change the key, just the value. The value of this node represents the palette colors in RGB, using commas to separate the color components, and a sharp to separate the colors.		<br>Please, do not change the key, just the value. The value of this node represents the palette colors in RGB, using commas to separate the color components, and a sharp to separate the colors.

	~~<br>~~		There is another node like this:

	~~There is another node like this:~~		<pre>
			<add key="TransparentColor" value="0"/>
	<br>		</pre>

	~~<~~add key="TransparentColor" value="0"/~~>~~

	<br>

	Which specifies the color that will be assumed as transparent (in this case, it will be the first color in the palette). This is only taken into account if you want to create sprites (tiles with masks) or precompiled sprites.		Which specifies the color that will be assumed as transparent (in this case, it will be the first color in the palette). This is only taken into account if you want to create sprites (tiles with masks) or precompiled sprites.

	~~<br>~~

	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']

Ronaldo at 18:19, 22 July 2015

2015-07-22T18:19:22Z

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	[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 Img2CPC] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Img2CPC'''] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

	<br>		<br>

Ronaldo: Added download link for latest Img2CPC version

2015-07-22T18:16:50Z

Added download link for latest Img2CPC version

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	Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.		[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 Img2CPC] is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

	<br>		<br>
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	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

			[http://www.amstrad.es/forum/download/file.php?id=840 '''Download Img2CPC''']

MacDeath at 20:15, 17 December 2010

2010-12-17T20:15:01Z

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	Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.		Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

AugustoRuiz at 16:38, 8 April 2009

2009-04-08T16:38:54Z

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	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you ~~<br>~~specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the~~<br>~~color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

AugustoRuiz at 16:38, 8 April 2009

2009-04-08T16:38:27Z

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	Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it~~<br>~~properly.		Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

			<br>

			Usage:

	~~Usage:~~		<br>

			Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBaseName] [/m=mode] [/t] [/f] [/o=output] [/c=80] [/cbb] files

			<br>

	~~Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBaseName] [/m=mode] [/t] [/f] [/o=output] [/c=80] [/cbb] files~~		*'''w''': Tile Width. If not specified, it will process the whole image width.
			*'''h''': Tile Height. If not specified, it will process the whole image height.
			*'''g''': If specified, it will generate one bmp file per tile.
			*'''bn''': Base name to be used for asm labels.
	*'''w''': Tile Width. If not specified, it will process the whole image width.		*'''m''': Pixel mode. Valid values are 0,1,2. If not specified defaults to mode 0.
	*'''h''': Tile Height. If not specified, it will process the whole image height.		*'''t''': Transparency. Creates masks for transparent pixels.
	*'''g''': If specified, it will generate one bmp file per tile.		*'''i''': Interlace masks. Creates masks for transparent pixels, mixing them with sprite data.
	*'''bn''': Base name to be used for asm labels.		*'''f''': Flipped values LUT. Creates a look-up table with flipped bytes for the current mode.
	*'''m''': Pixel mode. Valid values are 0,1,2. If not specified defaults to mode 0.		*'''o''': Output file name. Default value is gfx.h
	*'''t''': Transparency. Creates masks for transparent pixels.		*'''c''': Create compiled sprites. Screen width in bytes can (should) be specified. (Default width is 80). File name will be compiled.[outputFileName]
	*'''i''': Interlace masks. Creates masks for transparent pixels, mixing them with sprite data.		*'''cbb''': Create backcuffer compiled sprites. File name will be bb.compiled.[outputFileName]
	*'''f''': Flipped values LUT. Creates a look-up table with flipped bytes for the current mode.
	*'''o''': Output file name. Default value is gfx.h
	*'''c''': Create compiled sprites. Screen width in bytes can (should) be specified. (Default width is 80). File name will be compiled.[outputFileName]
	*'''cbb''': Create backcuffer compiled sprites. File name will be bb.compiled.[outputFileName]
	'''files''': List of files to process. Wildcards can be used (.png)		'''files''': List of files to process. Wildcards can be used (.png)

			<br>

	You can specify Img2CPC the palette you want to use. Depending on the mode specified, the program will reduce the number of colors of the original image to 16 colors (mode 0), 4 colors (mode 1) or 2 colors (mode 2). To change the palette that the program uses, you can modify the Img2CPC.exe.config file, which is a XML file.		You can specify Img2CPC the palette you want to use. Depending on the mode specified, the program will reduce the number of colors of the original image to 16 colors (mode 0), 4 colors (mode 1) or 2 colors (mode 2). To change the palette that the program uses, you can modify the Img2CPC.exe.config file, which is a XML file.

			<br>

			There is a node in that file like this:

	~~There is a node in that file like this:~~		<br>



	<add key="PaletteColors"<br>value="244,0,244#0,0,132#0,132,132#0,244,132#132,0,0#132,132,0#132,244,0#132,0,132#132,132,132#132,244,132#0,0,0#244,132,0#244,244,0#244,132,244#132,132,244#244,244,244"/		<add key="PaletteColors"<br>value="244,0,244#0,0,132#0,132,132#0,244,132#132,0,0#132,132,0#132,244,0#132,0,132#132,132,132#132,244,132#0,0,0#244,132,0#244,244,0#244,132,244#132,132,244#244,244,244"/

	<br>Please, do not change the key, just the value. The value of this node represents the palette colors in RGB, using commas to separate the color components, and a sharp to separate the colors.		<br>Please, do not change the key, just the value. The value of this node represents the palette colors in RGB, using commas to separate the color components, and a sharp to separate the colors.

			<br>

			There is another node like this:

	~~There is another node like this:~~		<br>



	~~<add key="TransparentColor" value="0"/>~~


			<add key="TransparentColor" value="0"/>

	Which specifies the color that will be assumed as transparent (in this case, it will be the first color in the palette). This is only taken into account if you want to create sprites (tiles with masks) or precompiled sprites.		<br>

			Which specifies the color that will be assumed as transparent (in this case, it will be the first color in the palette). This is only taken into account if you want to create sprites (tiles with masks) or precompiled sprites.

			<br>

	The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you <br>specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the<br>color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.		The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you <br>specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the<br>color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

AugustoRuiz: New page: Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it
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2009-04-08T16:38:07Z

New page: Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly. Usage: Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBas...

New page

Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it properly.

Usage:

Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBaseName] [/m=mode] [/t] [/f] [/o=output] [/c=80] [/cbb] files

*'''w''': Tile Width. If not specified, it will process the whole image width.
*'''h''': Tile Height. If not specified, it will process the whole image height.
*'''g''': If specified, it will generate one bmp file per tile.
*'''bn''': Base name to be used for asm labels.
*'''m''': Pixel mode. Valid values are 0,1,2. If not specified defaults to mode 0.
*'''t''': Transparency. Creates masks for transparent pixels.
*'''i''': Interlace masks. Creates masks for transparent pixels, mixing them with sprite data.
*'''f''': Flipped values LUT. Creates a look-up table with flipped bytes for the current mode.
*'''o''': Output file name. Default value is gfx.h
*'''c''': Create compiled sprites. Screen width in bytes can (should) be specified. (Default width is 80). File name will be compiled.[outputFileName]
*'''cbb''': Create backcuffer compiled sprites. File name will be bb.compiled.[outputFileName]
*'''files''': List of files to process. Wildcards can be used (*.png)

You can specify Img2CPC the palette you want to use. Depending on the mode specified, the program will reduce the number of colors of the original image to 16 colors (mode 0), 4 colors (mode 1) or 2 colors (mode 2). To change the palette that the program uses, you can modify the Img2CPC.exe.config file, which is a XML file.

There is a node in that file like this:

<add key="PaletteColors" value="244,0,244#0,0,132#0,132,132#0,244,132#132,0,0#132,132,0#132,244,0#132,0,132#132,132,132#132,244,132#0,0,0#244,132,0#244,244,0#244,132,244#132,132,244#244,244,244"/

 Please, do not change the key, just the value. The value of this node represents the palette colors in RGB, using commas to separate the color components, and a sharp to separate the colors.

There is another node like this:

<add key="TransparentColor" value="0"/>

Which specifies the color that will be assumed as transparent (in this case, it will be the first color in the palette). This is only taken into account if you want to create sprites (tiles with masks) or precompiled sprites.

The color reduction is performed using a nearest color algorithm, so the original image can have as many colors as you want (although you will get better results if the original image has the same palette you  specify in the config file). The "g" switch can be useful to check the color reduction results without having to use a CPC emulator.

Img2CPC - Revision history

Polluks: new category

Ronaldo at 18:32, 22 July 2015

Ronaldo: Added info about Img2CPC being included into CPCtelera

Ronaldo: Improved format

Ronaldo at 18:19, 22 July 2015

Ronaldo: Added download link for latest Img2CPC version

MacDeath at 20:15, 17 December 2010

AugustoRuiz at 16:38, 8 April 2009

AugustoRuiz at 16:38, 8 April 2009

AugustoRuiz: New page: Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run itproperly. Usage: Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBas...

AugustoRuiz: New page: Img2CPC is a command line tool, developed by AugustoRuiz using C#. You will need the .NET Framework 2.0 to run it
properly. Usage: Img2CPC [/w=width] [/h=height] [/g] [/bn=tileBas...