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gb-image-decoder

v1.3.1

Published

Decoder classes for GameBoy-encoded images

Downloads

203

Readme

GameBoy-Tile format Image Decoders

This package renders GameBoy-encoded images to a canvas element.

You may need the gbp-decode package to decode various sources.
Or you may want to use the arduino-gameboy-printer-emulator.
There are a lot more similar projects for aquiring raw tile data.

Usage

Import within your Project

import { RGBNDecoder, Decoder, RGBNTiles } from 'gb-image-decoder';

Have a canvas element inside your DOM

const myCanvas: HTMLCanvasElement = document.createElement('canvas');

For monochrome images:

Have a set of tiles (each string represents a 8x8 tile)

// For classic monochrome images:
const myTiles: string[] = [ // need 360 of these for a 160x144 image
  '7D FF 0A FF 7D FF FF FF 5F FF BB FF 5D FF FF FF', '75 FF A2 FF 44 FF FF FF 5D FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', '55 FF 1F FF 57 FF FF FF 7D FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', '77 FF FD FF 57 FF FF FF 75 FF FF FF DF FF FF FF',
];

Have a palette for your monochrome image

const monoPalette = ['#ffffff', '#aaaaaa', '#555555', '#000000'];

Initialize the decoder:

const decoder = new Decoder();
decoder.update({
  canvas: myCanvas,
  tiles: myTiles,
  palette: monoPalette,
  framePalette: monoPalette,
  lockFrame: false,
});

For RGBN images:

RGB(N) Images can contain any of the channels. All channels are optional, but the r,g,b channels are recommended.

Your image needs a set of RGBN tiles:

// For RGBN images
const myTilesRGBN: RGBNTiles = { // need 360 of each for a 160x144 image
  r: ['7D FF 0A FF 7D FF FF FF 5F FF BB FF 5D FF FF FF', '75 FF A2 FF 44 FF FF FF 5D FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', '55 FF 1F FF 57 FF FF FF 7D FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', '77 FF FD FF 57 FF FF FF 75 FF FF FF DF FF FF FF'],
  g: ['7F FF BF FF FF FF FF FF DF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', 'A2 D5 FC C3 4C D3 FE C1 D8 E4 ED F2 FF F1 DB FC', 'EA 55 83 FC 48 F5 07 F8 A4 53 A8 07 A3 5C FE 01', 'FF 3F FF 3F FF 3F 7F BF FF 3F FF 7F 7D FF FF FF'],
  b: ['F7 FF A3 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF', '0A F5 80 FF 40 FF F1 FE FB FD F0 FF 52 FD E1 FE', '88 77 40 BF 2A D5 18 EF 88 77 04 FB AA 55 17 E8', 'A0 5F 51 AE AA 55 54 AB AA 55 05 FA AA 55 67 98'],
  // neutral image is optional
};

For RGBN there is a default blend palette available:

import { defaultPalette as rgbnPalette } from 'gb-image-decoder';

Initialize the decoder:

const decoder = new RGBNDecoder();
decoder.update({
  canvas: myCanvas,
  tiles: myTilesRGBN,
  palette: rgbnPalette,
  lockFrame: false,
});

ToDos

  • improve docs
  • tests

License: MIT

LICENSE