[Olt]

Has anyone had any experience processing .PGF? It's a raster image format, likely used for fonts in a game that I'm currently digging into.

The only program I found online on this format: https://github.com/tpunix/pgftool

But I have no idea how to use this, or how to compile it in C and then execute it - I'm a noob. :/

I can email .PGF files I'm looking at if anyone wants to have a go, but would rather learn how to do this. Any input is appreciated. Thanks.

[Jorpho]

But I have no idea how to use this, or how to compile it in C and then execute it - I'm a noob. :/

So git gud? 

It's not so hard to get it running.  Are you familiar with the command line at all?  Would you happen to have some sort of Linux installation handy?

[puzzledude]

But I have no idea how to use this, or how to compile it in C and then execute it - I'm a noob. :/

With a compiler. These files are usually meant for programers to actually edit the behaviour of the program-to-be. Basically the source code files allow you to modify the program. This is however not possible when compiled.

[henke37]

Well, it's possible. But it is a lot more difficult, annoying and generally a bad idea.

[BlackDog61]

Maybe a stupid question... Still - are these raster images close enough to other formats that you could just open them up with CrystalTile or TileGGD?