Esset is a basic asset implementer for ebitengine.
First go get github.com/temidaradev/esset and create an assets folder if you don't have. After creating folder put .png assets into that folder and create assets.go. After this add
//go:embed *
var assets embed.FS
this embed statement after import part. Now you can use esset as you asset implementer. It wants 2 parameters from you firstly embed statement and then your "asset.png".
Here is an example: var Idle = esset.GetAsset(assets, "path/to/your/asset.png")
Important thing is create a folder and put every single tile item (.png) like this
and then you can use that function easily like this: var Tile = esset.GetMultipleAssets(assets, "path/to/your/*.png") Because of you are selecting more than 1 image our *ebiten.Image is a slice you can select by index like this: TileComponent := assets.Tile[0] or if you need to get random asset from that folder you can do like this: TileRandom := assets.Tile[rand.Intn(len(assets.Tile))]
For fonts you have to embed fonts seperataly and you should add a text.Face variable like this:
//go:embed path/to/your/font.ttf
var MyFont []byte
var FontFaceS text.Face
var FontFaceM text.Face
var FontFaceM text.Face
Then for not loading the font each time you should put GetFont() function into init() function which is in your main file (contains Game{}) like this:
func init() {
assets.FontFaceS, _ = esset.GetFont(assets.MyFont, 48)
}
After setting up the GetFont() function you are ready to use the DrawText() function
No need to create a special DrawOptions for this. Just (screen, text, fontSize, posX, posY, text.Face, color)
You can use esset.DrawText func like this: esset.DrawText(screen, "wassup", 16, 100, 50, assets.FontFaceS, color.White)
Much thanks to @m110 for source support <3