SPC Player Compiler with Python 3
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 8:41 am
I created an auto-compiler for Python 3 that takes any one SPC file and produces a ROM of it using mic's SPC Player version 1.4. I did this mainly because I didn't want to keep doing hex editing over and over again (I've been using the hex editing method for at least two years!), especially since I render straight from the ROM.
The program is naturally utilized with the command line (it's my first time making a program with standard arguments). Simply specify a .spc file you want to convert (via filepath or a simple filename if it's in the same directory) and either let the program automatically produce an output file (in .sfc format) or specify your own output file (preferably with a .sfc extension).
This program will not overwrite existing files. I added that in there as a safety measure.
Here's the source! (Previously it was embedded right in the topic, but Python files are no longer supported.)
The program is naturally utilized with the command line (it's my first time making a program with standard arguments). Simply specify a .spc file you want to convert (via filepath or a simple filename if it's in the same directory) and either let the program automatically produce an output file (in .sfc format) or specify your own output file (preferably with a .sfc extension).
This program will not overwrite existing files. I added that in there as a safety measure.
Here's the source! (Previously it was embedded right in the topic, but Python files are no longer supported.)