Pixel Wall-E

A program that allows interpreting code and drawing on a canvas in a pixel art style. The interface is developed with Godot 4.4 Mono, and all scripts are written in C#.

🚀 Features

• Code interpretation: Executes instructions to generate pixel art drawings
• Interactive canvas: Real-time drawing on a customizable canvas
• Pixel art tools: Designed for low-resolution art creation
• Intuitive interface: Godot-based with full C# support
• Customizable settings: Adjust brush size, colors, and canvas dimensions

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🧰 Requirements

• Godot 4.4 Mono (with C# support)
• .NET SDK 9.0+
• Compatible OS: Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Recommended code editors:
  • Visual Studio
  • JetBrains Rider
  • Visual Studio Code

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🛠️ Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Abner-Abreu/Pixel-Wall-E.git  

2. Open in Godot:
   • Launch Godot 4.4 Mono
   • Import project → Select Pixel Wall-E folder
3. Configure C# environment:
   • Wait for initial script compilation
   • Verify .NET SDK installation

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▶️ Execution

From Godot Editor

1. Open MainWindow.tscn
2. Click Play button ▶️

Command Line (Optional)

Navigate to project folder

cd path/to/Pixel-Wall-E

Run via Godot executable (adjust path as needed)

godot4.4-mono --path ./  

Building Executables

1. Configure export templates in Godot
2. Use Project → Export to create platform-specific builds

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🎨 Workflow

1. Write drawing instructions in the code editor
2. Execute code to generate pixel art
3. Use interactive tools for manual editing
4. Adjust canvas/brush settings in real-time
5. Export creations as PNG images

Note: First launch may take longer while Godot initializes the C# environment