The exporter generates a texture accepted by Libdragon, and a header file you can use to get the indexes of the images and load the images as sprite_t*.
You can follow instructions on how to set a custom exporter directory here.
After that you can clone the repo inside your custom exporter directory and select Libdragon as your exporter inside the tool.
You can import the texture by using mksprite to generate the *.sprite file and mkdfs to generate the packed_files.dfs file, after that you can use n64tool to import it.
If you are using Makefile to create your ROM, you can change add these lines to create the sprite file:
#$(MKSPRITEPATH) [bits] [columns] [rows] [source.png] [destination.sprite]
packed_files.dfs:
mkdir -p res
$(MKSPRITEPATH) 16 7 1 ./path_to_texture_dir/your_texture_name.png ./res/your_texture_name.sprite
$(MKDFSPATH) packed_files.dfs ./res/
And change the existing line to the one below to import the file into the binary:
$(N64TOOL) $(N64_FLAGS) -t $(PROG_TAG) $(PROG_NAME).bin -s 1M packed_files.dfs
You can also use it in a different way by following this tutorial.
Be sure to have textures of same width and height for it to be imported correctly by Libdragon.
- Header
- Where to place the header file that's generated by the exporter