Question about bracket-lib and how fonts and images are loaded

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  • HandsOnRust

    The source code that accompanies Hands-on Rust: Effective Learning through 2D Game Development and Play by Herbert Wolverson

    • This is a beginner question. I'm following Hands-On Rust to build simple games. One thing that isn't clear to me so far is how `bracket-lib` actually load the fonts and image of different characters from a single PNG file. Is the PNG file segmented in certain pixel values so that `bracket-lib` could access each square of the image like an array? Does this mean that this PNG file must be always designed in specific ways? Thanks for helping!

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