grunt-lucas

That's odd. I am on an M1 mac, and I am not using a special Rosetta terminal profile. Nor do I have an amd64 Homebrew or libpng. I am using...

Ah I see. It's no big deal. I just always get curious around things related to Rosetta and installation processes. Because oftentimes I am bewildered about why something worked for...

I think the advice is just outdated. I've built pokeemerald on multiple M1 macs by installing the regular Apple Silicon Homebrew, and `brew install`ing the Apple Silicon libpng. The devkitpro...

This would be a great deep dive for someone to figure out. The fact that you have your Homebrew cellar at `/usr/local` is very odd. That was the old Intel...

This would indeed be very helpful. I'm working on a `decompiler` command within Porytiles that will do something similar. But it's nice for users to have multiple ways of doing...

After an initial trial implementation on [this branch,](https://github.com/grunt-lucas/porytiles/tree/feature/issue-0047/compiled-paired-primary) I am suspecting this is not a great idea. The reason being: since the pre-compiled paired primary was not compiled via Porytiles,...

One way to address user confusion: we should have a very explicit error message when Porytiles detects that a user tried to supply a Porymap-format tileset for use as the...

Another idea: implement a system that can "normalize" compiled tiles, so that the emit step can find instances where a secondary tile is already present in the pre-compiled paired primary....

@mrgriffin Hah! I just went on an issue-creation spree (I moved my `Todo.md` items over to GitHub issues). Sorry if that spammed your email! Also, your idea above is very...

It's very doable actually. There's this concept in text processing called [Levenshtein distance.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance) If I can come up with a clever way to represent a particular metatile layer as text,...