libwiisprite Image loading problem

Hey,
I'm using libwiisprite and I'm trying to load an image from an array of characters using raw2c
like this:
if(image.LoadImage(image) != IMG_LOAD_ERROR_NONE)exit(0);
So far, I've gotten this to work with very very few sprites. All the images I've tested are in .png format and i made absolutely sure that i did everything right, but I can still only get this to work with a few sprites. I think it's the image editor i am using... if anyone else got this method to work, what did you use to edit the sprite?

raw2c creates an array of unsigned constant chars, is the name of this array image? if not that is most likely your problem, also make sure you actually include the file with this information so that the program can load it into memory.

Yes image is the array of characters. And yes i made very sure that i included everything. The program compiles and runs fine, but when the program gets to that line, it exits because the reading has failed

Are you sure? Instead of exiting make it print some text with a number specific to that line, also known as an error code to make sure.

Good idea.
But it turns out that it definitely is that line =/

Try converting another image of the same format and seeing if that works, also if you try encoding the same image again and loading it, sometimes these programs have hiccups along the line somewhere.

Have you gotten this to work?
If so, what editor/image converter did you use

It works fine for me, i use raw2c to convert it into a constant array of unsigned char's. If you can't get it working from there, show the part of source that is giving you the problem.

Found out my problem.
I think my raw2c must have been out of date or not working properly or something.
I tried out the GRRLIB converter and it works perfectly
Thanks for the help XD

Edit: No, it wasn't even raw2c, I'm just retarded. I completely forgot the image width and height have to be divisible by 4. -smacks forehead-



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/08/2008 03:52AM by martinmonkey777.

You should verify that the correct overload is called, LoadImage(const unsigned char* path, IMG_LOAD_TYPE loadtype = IMG_LOAD_TYPE_BUFFER)
Pass the loadtype explity just in case.