output: appvar
  name: vargfx
  source-format: c
  include-file: vargfx.h
  palettes:
    - bright_palette
    - dark_palette
  converts:
    - brightImages
    - darkImages
  archived: true

palette: bright_palette
  max-entries: 256
  fixed-color: {index:0, r:0, g:0, b:0}
  fixed-color: {index:255, r:255, g:255, b:255}
  images: automatic

palette: dark_palette
  max-entries: 64
  images: automatic

convert: brightImages
  palette: bright_palette
  images:
    - grass.png
    - tulip.png
    - sky.png
  transparent-color-index: 0

convert: darkImages
  palette: dark_palette
  images:
    - stone.png
    - cobbleStone.png
    - myLife.png


# This is the comments to the code above. convimg freaks out if I try to comment the code above directly so I'm writing it down here :P
# (Line 2) This will be the name of the appvar when you send it to your calculator
# (Line 4) This is the header file (along with its corresponding '.c' file) with a bunch of useful global variables in it
# (Line 6) This will be the name of your palette(s) when you go to set it up with 'gfx_SetPalette()'.
# (Line 9) Your image group(s). Different image groups for different palettes I guess...
# (Line 14) number of entries in your palette. Instead of having 256 different shades of gray, you can save memory by just using, say, 64.