rlm@488: (ns com.aurellem.run.image
rlm@486:   (:use (com.aurellem.gb saves gb-driver util constants
rlm@486:                          items vbm characters money
rlm@486:                          rlm-assembly))
rlm@486:   (:use (com.aurellem.run util title save-corruption
rlm@486:                           bootstrap-0 bootstrap-1))
rlm@486:   (:require clojure.string)
rlm@486:   (:import [com.aurellem.gb.gb_driver SaveState])
rlm@486:   (:import java.io.File))
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rlm@486: ;; want to display an image onto the screen.
rlm@486: ;; probably will be the six ponies, possibly with scrolling. 
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rlm@486: ;; probably don't need hi-color mode since the images shuld be
rlm@486: ;; simple. 
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rlm@486: ;; use background tiles?  they provide greater color depth than
rlm@486: ;; sprites, and can still be scrolled, so why not? 
rlm@486: 
rlm@490: ;; could also use sprites to get 3 more colors per tile for a total of
rlm@490: ;; 7 colors per tile, although not for all tiles...
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rlm@490: ;; want a function to
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rlm@490: ;; 1. read an image
rlm@490: ;; 2. split into a grid of 8x8 pixels
rlm@490: ;; 3. convert all RGB colors to gb-RGB colors
rlm@490: ;; 4. determine efficient color palletes for the image
rlm@490: ;; 5. output efficient assembly code to draw the image to the gb
rlm@490: ;; screen.
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