Convert SGD images to PNG with custom palette.
Convert SGD images to 8 or 16 color PNG with custom palette. Optionally
highlight selection sets with different color and write cropped image of each
selection set.
sgd2png [options] <SGD-file> [...]
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-c |
Also output cropped pictures of each selection set |
-f |
Also output full pictures of each selection set |
-p <file> |
Load alternative 8 or 16 color palette from file |
-z <0-9> |
Set PNG compression level |
-o <path> |
Set output directory |
-h |
Show help message |
By default, PNG images are written to current directory. This can be overridden
with -o <path>. Each instance of ### substring in path is replaced with
first 3 characters of source filename.
Convert all SGD files under src in 8 threads and store them in directories
under dst designated by filename prefix, using palette example.pal and
writing full and cropped image of each selection set:
find /path/to/src -type f -name *.zgd | xargs -P 8 -n 100 ./sgd2png -cf -p example.pal -o /path/to/dst/###
Palette file must contain 8 or 16 colors in hexadecimal RR GG BB format, one
color per line. First 8 colors are regular colors, last 8 are selection colors.
If palette file has 8 colors, selection colors are obtained from the first 8 by
zeroing the blue component.
By default, images are output with custom palette fixed in source code. To get
original colors, replace it with actual SGD palette (not included here).