Pyxi
pyxi is a small library for interfacing with PyxelEdit .pyxel files in an object-oriented manner.
Currently it allows for viewing all attributes of a .pyxel file, modifying values, and repacking the file
into its original format for use within PyxelEdit.
Examples
Editing tile width and height on an image.
from pyxi import PyxelImage
p = PyxelImage('test_8px.pyxel') # assume the tiles are 8x8
p.extract() # extracts all the files into the converted/ directory (seperated layers, json data)
Loading a .pyxel file as a texture in arcade.
import arcade
from pyxi import PyxelImage
p = PyxelImage('test_8px.pyxel')
texture = p.get_tile() # returns a Pillow Image object
player = arcade.Sprite(scale=4)
player.texture = arcade.Texture(name='S8dhS7dja', image=texture)
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