I think Tommy Gun meets many of your requirements, Chris. Www.users.on.net/~tonyt73/TommyGun
Cheers, Andrew On 14 Jun 2012, at 09:23, Chris Cowley <[email protected]> wrote: > Am starting to poke about a little more with Coupe development as time > permits and I wondered what, if anything, currently exists by way of > publicly-available cross-development tools. I have my favourite text > editor and pasmo set up, which I use for occasional speccy stuff, and > have augmented this with pyz80 (coz it writes out DSK files, which has > been handy). Have also got SAMdisk and DiskManager for manipulating > disk images, which seem to be working nicely, but... > > What I really could do with is a utility (preferably with a palette > editor) for drawing graphics (tiles, sprites) that runs on Windows and > spits out either DEFBs or binary files that I can INCBIN. Does such a > thing exist? Failing that, something that has a reasonable stab at > converting PNGs or GIFs into a form I can use in asm would be useful. > > What do you guys use to do this sort of stuff? And also are there any > other useful cross-development tools that I should be looking at? > > Cheers, > Chris.
