Subdirize assets, add TSX support
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@@ -8,8 +8,11 @@ from assethelpers import getAssetRelativePath
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images = []
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def processImage(asset):
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type = asset['options'].get('type', 'PALETTIZED').upper()
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if type == 'PALETTIZED':
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type = None
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if 'type' in asset['options']:
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type = asset['options'].get('type', 'PALETTIZED').upper()
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if type == 'PALETTIZED' or type is None:
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return processPalettizedImage(asset)
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elif type == 'ALPHA':
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return processAlphaImage(asset)
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@@ -5,15 +5,55 @@ from assethelpers import getAssetRelativePath
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import os
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import datetime
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from args import args
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from xml.etree import ElementTree
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def processTileset(asset):
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print(f"Processing tileset: {asset['path']}")
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def loadTilesetFromTSX(asset):
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# Load the TSX file
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tree = ElementTree.parse(asset['path'])
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root = tree.getroot()
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# Expect tileheight, tilewidth, columns and tilecount attributes
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if 'tilewidth' not in root.attrib or 'tileheight' not in root.attrib or 'columns' not in root.attrib or 'tilecount' not in root.attrib:
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print(f"Error: TSX file {asset['path']} is missing required attributes (tilewidth, tileheight, columns, tilecount)")
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sys.exit(1)
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tileWidth = int(root.attrib['tilewidth'])
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tileHeight = int(root.attrib['tileheight'])
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columns = int(root.attrib['columns'])
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tileCount = int(root.attrib['tilecount'])
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rows = (tileCount + columns - 1) // columns # Calculate rows based on tileCount and columns
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# Find the image element
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imageElement = root.find('image')
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if imageElement is None or 'source' not in imageElement.attrib:
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print(f"Error: TSX file {asset['path']} is missing an image element with a source attribute")
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sys.exit(1)
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imagePath = imageElement.attrib['source']
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# Image is relative to the TSX file
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imageAssetPath = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(asset['path']), imagePath)
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image = processImage({
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'path': imageAssetPath,
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'options': asset['options'],
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})
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return {
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"image": image,
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"tileWidth": tileWidth,
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"tileHeight": tileHeight,
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"columns": columns,
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"rows": rows,
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"originalWidth": tileWidth * columns,
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"originalHeight": tileHeight * rows,
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}
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def loadTilesetFromArgs(asset):
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# We need to determine how big each tile is. This can either be provided as
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# an arg of tileWidth/tileHeight or as a count of rows/columns.
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# Additionally, if the image has been factored, then the user can provide both
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# tile sizes AND cols/rows to indicate the original size of the image.
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image = processImage(asset)
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tileWidth, tileHeight = None, None
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@@ -47,27 +87,46 @@ def processTileset(asset):
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else:
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print(f"Error: Tileset {asset['path']} must specify either tileHeight or rows")
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sys.exit(1)
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return {
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"image": image,
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"tileWidth": tileWidth,
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"tileHeight": tileHeight,
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"columns": columns,
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"rows": rows,
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"originalWidth": originalWidth,
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"originalHeight": originalHeight,
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}
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def processTileset(asset):
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print(f"Processing tileset: {asset['path']}")
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tilesetData = None
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if asset['path'].endswith('.tsx'):
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tilesetData = loadTilesetFromTSX(asset)
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else:
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tilesetData = loadTilesetFromArgs(asset)
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fileNameWithoutExtension = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(asset['path']))[0]
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now = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
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tilesetName = fileNameWithoutExtension
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tilesetNameUpper = tilesetName.upper()
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widthScale = originalWidth / image['width']
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heightScale = originalHeight / image['height']
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widthScale = tilesetData['originalWidth'] / tilesetData['image']['width']
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heightScale = tilesetData['originalHeight'] / tilesetData['image']['height']
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# Create header
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data = f"// Tileset Generated for {asset['path']} at {now}\n"
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data += f"#pragma once\n"
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data += f"#include \"display/tileset.h\"\n\n"
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data += f"static const tileset_t TILESET_{tilesetNameUpper} = {{\n"
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data += f" .tileWidth = {tileWidth},\n"
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data += f" .tileHeight = {tileHeight},\n"
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data += f" .tileCount = {columns * rows},\n"
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data += f" .columns = {columns},\n"
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data += f" .rows = {rows},\n"
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data += f" .uv = {{ {widthScale / columns}f, {heightScale / rows}f }},\n"
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data += f" .image = {json.dumps(image['imagePath'])},\n"
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data += f" .tileWidth = {tilesetData['tileWidth']},\n"
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data += f" .tileHeight = {tilesetData['tileHeight']},\n"
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data += f" .tileCount = {tilesetData['columns'] * tilesetData['rows']},\n"
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data += f" .columns = {tilesetData['columns']},\n"
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data += f" .rows = {tilesetData['rows']},\n"
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data += f" .uv = {{ {widthScale / tilesetData['columns']}f, {heightScale / tilesetData['rows']}f }},\n"
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data += f" .image = {json.dumps(tilesetData['image']['imagePath'])},\n"
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data += f"}};\n"
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# Write Header
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@@ -77,8 +136,8 @@ def processTileset(asset):
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f.write(data)
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outTileset = {
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"image": image,
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"image": tilesetData['image'],
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"headerFile": outputFile,
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"files": image['files'],
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"files": tilesetData['image']['files'],
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}
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return outTileset
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