Hi - if you've got issues with the IDE, please could you post them into the IDE's GitHub repo? https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoWebIDE/issues

I just transferred this one over.

Which IDE are you using? espruino.com/ide, or the Chrome app. I thought we'd fixed this issue.

But just so you know, when you download you'll get an RGB565 file with a custom header so you won't be able to load it directly on your computer. The easiest preview is the preview you get in the upload dialog.

Hi Gordon,
Thanks for transferring the issue.
I am using https://www.espruino.com/ide/
browser is chromium
Version 81.0.4044.122 (Official Build) Built on Ubuntu , running on Ubuntu 18.04 (64-bit)

Reason for trying to download is that I am rendering with
g.drawImage(require("Storage").read("tux.img"));
This gives me an image at 0, 0.
I was wondering if I could control the initial position by editing the img file (e.g. if the contents of an image file is similar to an Image Object).

Also downloading it could be useful if at some point I have to restore it (or if I want to release my app)

Edit: triggered by the previous comment I installed the chromium app. However that one does not have the icon to download files. It only has the folder, floppy and chip icons

Ok, thanks. I'll look into it.

This gives me an image at 0, 0.

Did you just try g.drawImage(require("Storage").read("tux.img"),x,y); where x and y are the start locations?

This gives me an image at 0, 0.

Did you just try g.drawImage(require("Storage").read("tux.img"),x,y); where x and y are the start locations?

Not when I wrote it, but afterwards I did and that works for me. Haven't found a way to obtain the dimensions of an image (on disk) though. I'd like to have my image horizontally centered.
Basically I was thinking of a skinned clock where one could upload ones own skin

The width and height are in the first and second byte. So:

var img = require("Storage").read("tux.img");
var w = img.charCodeAt(0);
var h = img.charCodeAt(1);

This happened to me too.
I was dumping the raw data onto a file, which I later wanted to analyse on PC, but got this time out :(