Command-line tool for encoding games assets like true-type fonts and 3D scene files into a simple binary-based bundle file format for the GamePlay game framework runtime. The 'bin' folder contains pre-built 64-bit versions of the gameplay-encoder executables for Windows, MacOS X and Linux Ubuntu with support built-in support for:
TrueType Fonts represent a standard in defining outline fonts and has become the most common format for fonts. The gameplay-encoder reads these fonts and binary encodes them into a texture mapped base representation using a texture atlas and 8-bit alpha representation.
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Simply execute the gameplay-encoder command-line executable:
Usage: gameplay-encoder [options] <file(s)>
The tools come pre-built and are part of the install.bat/install.sh script. If you need to build them yourself: See Building gameplay-encoder on the wiki.
The gameplay bundle file format is defined in the tools/encoder/gameplay-bundle.txt file.
Bundle files can easily be loaded using the gameplay/Bundle.h which is part of the gameplay runtime framework.
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