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It doesn't look like much, but it's functional ;-) It can inject distribution pokémon into gen 1 and gen 2 original cartridges and inject the GS ball in Pokémon Crystal. That's it. But that was the minimal feature set I had in mind for the project. In the Readme.md you can find the ideas I have for expanding the project. But the first priority is the UI, because it really looks bad right now. (as I was mostly focused on building blocks and transfer pak functionality. Not on making it looks good)
63 lines
2.2 KiB
C
Executable File
63 lines
2.2 KiB
C
Executable File
#ifndef _SPRITE_H
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#define _SPRITE_H
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#include "core/common.h"
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typedef struct sprite_s sprite_t;
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/**
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* The render mode of the sprite. We have NORMAL and NINESLICE
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* NINESLICE is used to render and stretch a 9sliced image similar to 9slice images
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* are/were used on the web. (for things like rounded corners or otherwise custom boxes)
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*/
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enum class SpriteRenderMode
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{
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NORMAL = 0,
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NINESLICE
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};
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typedef struct SpriteRenderSettings
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{
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/*
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* Indicates the render mode of the sprite
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*
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* If you use NINESLICE, you MUST specify a 9 slice rectangle in the srcRect field.
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* Please refer to the comments there for more info.
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*/
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SpriteRenderMode renderMode;
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/**
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* Either a source region within the sprite that needs to be rendered if the SpriteRenderMode is set to NORMAL
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* or a 9slice rectangle if the SpriteRenderMode is set to NINESLICE
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*
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* A 9slice rectangle is special because it is usually used to specify a box-like image with
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* special corners/edges using an extremely small image.
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*
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* One typical use case for this is when you want to draw rounded corners.
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*
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* To specify a 9slice image, the x, y, width and height properties of srcRect have a different meaning:
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* x -> the width of each corner on the left size of the image
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* y -> the height of each corner on the left size of the image
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* width -> the width of each corner on the right size of the image
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* height -> the height of each corner on the right size of the image
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*
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* Our RDPQGraphics class will use these values to stretch a 9slice image according to the
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* destination rectangle specified in RDPQGraphics::drawSprite().
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* The corners will never get stretched, but the edges and middle portion will
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*
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* Note: because of the properties of a 9slice image, the image doesn't really need to be any bigger
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* than the widths and heights of all corners combined + 1 pixel in each direction.
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*
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* For example: if my corners are all 6x6 pixels, then it suffices to create an image that is 13x13 pixels
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* to render the box element.
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*/
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Rectangle srcRect;
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/**
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* @brief Rotation angle in radians
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*/
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float rotationAngle;
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} SpriteRenderSettings;
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#endif |