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- 1. Prepare the image
- a. Open your *black and white* image in GIMP
- b. File -> Export As
- filename: EXAMPLE.c
- Type : "C source code"
- [Export]
- prefixed name: gimp_image
- Comment : <any>
- [x] Use GLib types
- [ ] <<all other options>>
- Opacity : 100%
- [Export]
- 2. Prepare conversion tool [stored in (eg.) /path/]
- a. cp _convert*.* /path/
- b. cp EXAMPLE.c /path/
- 3. Run the conversion tool
- a. cd /path/
- b. ./_convert.sh EXAMPLE.c
- 4. All being well, you will see an ascii version of your image.
- If not, then you're gonna have to submit a bug report <shrug>
- 5. You should now have a directory called img_/
- In that directory should be
- img_EXAMPLE.c - The data for your new image
- img_*.c - The data for other images
- images.h - A header for ALL images that have been created in this directory
- images.c - A sample FlipperZero show() function [not optimised]
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