FenixLib 2.0.0

FenixLib brings .NET support for opening, creating and operating with native graphic, graphic collections, bitmap fonts and palette formats of PixTudio, BennuGD, Div GO and DIV game programming languages and frameworks.

The following snippet shows how easy is to open a Fpg file, print the codes and description of every map, change the description of map with code 10 and save the changes in a new file.

using FenixLib.Core;
using FenixLib.IO;

// Load a Fpg file
var spriteAssortment = NativeFile.LoadFpg ( "foo.fpg" );

// Print out the code and description of every sprite in the Fpg
foreach ( var sprite in spriteAssortment )
{
  System.Console.WriteLine ( sprite.Id.ToString() + " - " + sprite.Description );
}

// Change the description of Sprite with code 10
spriteAssortment[10].Description = "Bar";

spriteAssortment.SaveToFpg ( "foo-changed.fpg" );

Another example, see how easy you can create a Fnt font file from scratch:

using FenixLib.Core;
using FenixLib.IO;

var font = new BitmapFont ( GraphicFormat.Format32bppArgb, FontEncoding.ISO85591 );

// Create a 10x10 transparent graphic
var glyphGraphic = new Graphic( GraphicFormat.Format32bppArgb, 10, 10, new byte[10 * 10 * 4] );

// Create the glyph and assign it to the letter 'å'
// å is a character that exists in the ISO8559-1 code page.
font['å'] = new Glyph ( glyphGraphic );

// Save the font to a Fnt file (only 'å' will contain a bitmap)
font.SaveToFnt ( "foo.fnt" );

For additional examples and documentation visit http://github.com/dacucar/fenixlib/wiki.