gtrxAC / gxSE

Sprite Editor made with raylib

gxSE

Sprite Editor made with raylib (in early development)

Usage

• Currently there are three tools, 0 (brush), 1 (eraser), and 2 (fill bucket). The current tool can be changed by pressing left/right.
• At any point you can type commands into the text field on top. Press ENTER to execute the command and ESC to clear it.
• Left click to paint with color A, right click for color B.
• Middle click to pan.
• Scroll wheel to zoom.

Commands

Each command consists of the command name and sometimes arguments, all separated by a space. Here is a command reference:

a (1-4 arguments)

Sets the left click paint color (color A). The behavior depends on the amount of arguments:

• 1 argument: hex color value with alpha, for example 0xFF8000FF.
• 3 arguments: RGB color values, for example 255 128 0. Alpha is set to 255.
• 4 arguments: RGBA color values, for example 255 128 0 255.

b (1-4 arguments)

Same as a, but for the right click paint color (color B).

n (1-2 arguments)

Creates a new image with the specified width and height. If only one argument is given, the width and height are the same value.

s (1 argument)

Saves the file with the specified file name.

qn

Quits without saving.

qs (1 argument)

Saves the file just like the s command, and quits.

Building

1. If you're on Windows, download w64devkit. Make sure you get a release zip, not the source code. Extract the archive somewhere and run w64devkit.exe. On Linux, just open a terminal.
2. Follow the below instructions for the platform you want to build for.

Desktop

1. Run ./setup.sh to set up the project.
2. Run ./build.sh to compile the project.

Web

1. Run TARGET=Web ./setup.sh to set up the project. You will need about 1 GB of free space.
2. Run TARGET=Web ./build.sh to compile the project.

Compiling for Windows from Linux

1. Install mingw-w64 using your package manager.
2. Run TARGET=Windows_NT ./setup.sh to set up the project.
3. Run TARGET=Windows_NT ./build.sh to compile the project.