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# NesTiler usage examples
[**nesasm CE**](https://github.com/ClusterM/nesasm) and **make** are required to compile those examples.
## nrom_simple
Very simple example with only one full screen image. Demo image is very simple and uses <256 tiles, so there are no need for any bankswitching.
## nrom_simple_offset
Same as **nrom_simple** but image is cropped, so attribute table bytes are displaced (**--attribute-table-y-offset-#** option).
## nrom_group_scroll
This example uses two images with shared pattern table (**--share-pattern-table** option), <256 tiles totally, so it's possible to scroll them.
## nrom_split
This example uses single image splitted in two horizontally, each part uses it's own pattern table, <256 tiles each. Base nametable switches during image rendering, so it's possible to use 512 tiles in total.
## nrom_split_lossy
Same as **nrom_split** but with сomplicated image that doesn't fit NES colors limitations, so NesTiler tries to optimize it and dismiss some palettes and colors (**--lossy** option).
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## mmc3_split4
This example uses single image splitted into four horizontally. Each part uses it's own pattern table, <256 tiles each. MMC3 IRQs and bankswitching used to switch pattern tables on the respective lines, so it's possible to remove 256 tiles limitation at all.
## mmc3_split2_animation
Full screen animation. Two images splitted into two parts horizontally. MMC3 IRQs and bankswitching used to switch pattern tables on the respective lines.
## sprites8x8
Simple 8x8 sprites example.
## sprites8x16
Simple 8x16 sprites example.
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