Sorry for the lack of documentations, here are some quick instructions.  I usually tweak the .bat files so DOS can find my gfx2gba.exe

For sprites, make sure all the animation frames are in a vertical stripe.  Make sure the width of the bmp is the width of your sprite, and the height is a multiple of your sprite's height.  Check out explosion.bmp in the scripts directory for an example.  Then I just run the following on a DOS command line.  You should end up with 3 files (the original .bmp file, a .pal for palette and a .raw cotanining the sprite graphics data).

For tiled maps, you just create a bitmap of your map/background.  Check out map_examplescrn.bmp in the scripts directory for an example.  Then I just run the following on a DOS command line.  You should end up with 4 files (the original .bmp file, a .pal for palette, a .raw cotanining the tile graphics data, and a .map file containing the "map" of your background).  You might want to check mappy for creating maps (then export as bmp).

I didn't include any tools to do the sound convertions.  I've been pointing people to the PALib - Sound tutorial for some tools/instructions.

Have fun!
Waruwaru

My image is messed up why?
i converted a 8-bit, saved with paint, 256x192 pixel image, but its totally messed up with dslua. why?

Ah, just got your files, change your LoadMap line (#9?) to

The width/height are not in pixel units, they represent how many tiles are horizontally/vertically.

Btw, be sure to free and delete your sounds/backgrounds when you are done (at the end of your script) to clean up properly.

Thanks!
Waruwaru

i asked waruwaru a lot of things
no one is perfekt


EDIT: thanks waruwaru. now it works, but i still have too fast playback on nds
its at 2x speed, but i dont know why

EDIT2: yay did it! i dont know what was wrong, but now it works