| From: | Jaeson Koszarsky |
| Date: | 15 May 2000 at 23:39:15 |
| Subject: | Re: Palette mapping |
Hello Don
On 15-May-00, you wrote:
> On 15-May-00, Darryn 'DMan' Lowe wrote:
>> Is there anyway to map an AGA screen to an image's palette so that the
>> image looks proper?
>>
>> I can't get the images viewing properly. They seem to have various
>> pixels that aren't actually mapped properly causing a crappy look.
>
> Do you mean a Workbench AGA screen?
>
> You should be able to view images properly in programs such as PPaint or
> Scala.
>
> The Workbench needs to keep the first few colours fixed. ADPro will
> allow to to render an image without using the first few colours.
I've experienced this problem with my A1200. I figured that a 32 colour
image on a 64 colour wb would be ok. But it seems like some colours get
mapped incorrectly. If I display the same 32 colour backdrop on a 128
colour
wb screen then it looks correct. If I had more chip mem or a gfx card I'd
run it in higher colours but I don't yet.
cya,
Jaeson
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