Refactor the way assets are laid out in the assets/ dir and then have a build script that can automatically pixelate/posterize images that I save, saving me tons of time.

scripts/build_assets.ps1

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+Param (
+    [string]$Colors=16,
+    [string]$Size="256x256"
+    )
+
+
+function Build-Images {
+  param (
+    [string]$source,
+    [string]$pixel_count
+  )
+
+  $files = Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Users\lcthw\Pictures\Games\Renders\Raycaster\$source"
+  $out_dir = ".\assets\" + $source.ToLower()
+  mkdir -force $out_dir
+
+  foreach($file in $files) {
+    $in_name = $file.Name
+    $out_file = "$out_dir\$in_name"
+    Write-Output "In file: $in_name"
+    Write-Output "Out file: $out_file"
+    Write-Output "Size: $Size"
+
+    .\scripts\pixelize.ps1 -InFile $file.FullName -OutFile  $out_file -Colors $Colors -Pixel $pixel_count -Size $Size
+  }
+}
+
+Build-Images -Source "Textures" -pixel_count 12
+Build-Images -Source "Sprites" -pixel_count 6
+Build-Images -Source "Items" -pixel_count 2
+
+cp -recurse C:\Users\lcthw\Pictures\Games\Renders\Raycaster\UI assets\ui

scripts/pixelize.ps1

@@ -10,5 +10,7 @@ cp $InFile temp.png
 # magick temp.png -colors $Colors -quantize sRGB -dither FloydSteinberg color.png
 
 magick temp.png -posterize $Colors -quantize sRGB -dither FloydSteinberg color.png
+
 bash ./scripts/magick/pixelize -s $Pixel -m 2 color.png pixels.png
+
 magick.exe pixels.png -interpolate nearest -interpolative-resize $Size $OutFile