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The following files can be generated:
1. **<output prefix>.bin** binary interleave bitplane data
1. **<output prefix>.bin** binary interleaved bitplane data
2. **<output prefix>-copper-list.s** m68k assembler syntax copper list with no symbols
3. **<output prefix>.pal** palette file listing the palette colors as hex
3. **<output prefix>-mask.bin** binary interleave bitplane mask
3. **<output prefix>-mask.bin** binary interleaved bitplane mask
options
-------
**--input** i&ltnput1.png,input2.png...>
**--input** <input1.png,input2.png...>
Specify the file(s) to be processed. Multiple files are coma separated. If bitplane output is directed, the bitplane data is stacked vertically. For images that need right padding, each line is right padded with the pixel in coloumn zero of that line.
Specify the file(s) to be processed. Multiple files are comma separated. If bitplane output is directed, the bitplane data is stacked vertically. For images that need right padding, each line is right padded with the pixel in coloumn zero of that line.
**--output** <output prefix>
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example
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Create a copper list and bitplane data file with an automatically generate 32 color palette.
Create a copper list and bitplane data file with an automatically generated 32 color palette.
```
./imagecon --input full_color.png --output image-data --quantize --colors 32 --output-bitplanes --output-copperlist
```
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Create a shared palette based on two files, then use that palette to generate image and copper list data for each file.
```
./imagecon --input file1.png,file2.png --output shared --quantize --colors 32 --output-palette
./imagecon --input file1.png --output file1 --override-palette shared.pal --output-bitplanes --output-copperlist
./imagecon --input file2.png --output file2 --override-palette shared.pal --output-bitplanes --output-copperlist
./imagecon --input file1.png --output file1 --use-palette shared.pal --output-bitplanes --output-copperlist
./imagecon --input file2.png --output file2 --use-palette shared.pal --output-bitplanes --output-copperlist
```