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SCI Development Tools / Re: SCI Companion V3 - alpha build notes/bugs/feature requests
« Last post by L@Zar0 on February 09, 2025, 05:30:32 AM »Hi again,
I'm having problems when importing images -256 colors indexed bitmap (.bmp) images- into Space Quest 6. I used Photoshop (the worst for indexed images) and Paint Shop Pro 7. With Paint Shop Pro I understand that the indexes are correct.
I'm having the issue with picture: 150 and view: 150 (the main menu). Picture 150 seems to have a lot of black pixels with different black indexed colors, that cycle with the palette. When I import the picture, all this is deleted, it seems the indexes are lost. Can it be?
Also, after importing, when I export the file (150.p56) and use it, it causes an error in scummvm saying that there is not Cel 0 selected or something like this.
Do you know if there is any fix for this?
PD: Ok, after checking the image exported, it seems the indexed colored pixels are not correctly exported (at least when exported they seem to be index 0 (black color), but if you check in SCI Companion with mouse cursor, you will see in 150.p56, that all the black pixels, have different index.
I'm having problems when importing images -256 colors indexed bitmap (.bmp) images- into Space Quest 6. I used Photoshop (the worst for indexed images) and Paint Shop Pro 7. With Paint Shop Pro I understand that the indexes are correct.
I'm having the issue with picture: 150 and view: 150 (the main menu). Picture 150 seems to have a lot of black pixels with different black indexed colors, that cycle with the palette. When I import the picture, all this is deleted, it seems the indexes are lost. Can it be?
Also, after importing, when I export the file (150.p56) and use it, it causes an error in scummvm saying that there is not Cel 0 selected or something like this.
Do you know if there is any fix for this?
PD: Ok, after checking the image exported, it seems the indexed colored pixels are not correctly exported (at least when exported they seem to be index 0 (black color), but if you check in SCI Companion with mouse cursor, you will see in 150.p56, that all the black pixels, have different index.