I'm afraid this is not possible at the moment. I'm a solo developer and my resources are very limited. I can't implement a macOS build system and test everything properly, it would imply considerable amount of work. I neither have a mac and never used one so it would require some investigation...
But, afaik, raylib works on macOS without problems so if anyone is willing to help on that regards, it will be really appreciated. All my tools use a similar build system, based on GitHub Actions and some of the tools are open source. If anyone feels brave enough to implement a macOS build action, that would be great! Here there are some sample workflows, they could be used for reference to implement a macOS equivalent: https://github.com/raysan5/rfxgen/tree/master/.github/workflows
Nice! Feel free to share your creation on raylib Discord community, there is a #madewithraylib channel for that. Also, you can share your creations in raylib GitHub Discussion: https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/discussions/1326
Hi! Nice application! You can use LoadImageFromScreen() to get screen data as an Image and LoadTextureFromImage() to get a Texture2D to draw on screen again but this can be very slow...
Actually, I considered that option but I decided to keep that image-editing functionality separate from the packaging functionality. You can use rTexViewer to edit the pixel-format of your exported atlas.
You can check the code of rFXGen, rGuiStyler, rGuiIcons and rIconPacker, they are open source and all my tools use the same base template so the code structure is almost the same. rTexPacker just has specific code to package sprites but that's a few lines of code because it uses stb_rect_pack library.
I'm afraid I have no idea why it doesn't work for you. Fortunately, rFXGen is an open-source project, you can try to compile the code yourself and check for the issue with a debugger. A preconfigured Visual Studio 2022 solution as well as a plain Makefile are provided.
I reviewed rFXGen and I couldn't find any issue. I was able to save/load .rfx files with no problem, as well as export .wav in different wave formats. I tested it on Windows 10. Where did you tried to save the files? Maybe it's a permissions issue.
I reviewed rFXGen and I couldn't find any issue. I was able to save/load .rfx files with no problem, as well as export .wav in different wave formats. I tested it on Windows 10. Where did you tried to save the files? Maybe it's a permissions issue.
This tool is a C programming library, there is no visual interface, just coding in a text editor, it's recommended that you have some previous C language knowledge to use it.
Tile maps is up to the user, raylib is a low level library, it supports textures drawing and also drawing a part of a texture, it could be used to draw tilemaps.
