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| Subject: | Re: Palettes *PLEASE HELP* |
| Date: | Sun, 21 Mar 1999 04:05:41 +0200 |
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Easy. DeHacked already showed you 1 way. Here is the other.
If you're using datafiles, you just use grabber to *Grab* the palette from
the bitmap in memory. Do this:
1. Click new...Palette
2. Give it a name and crap
3. Now click on File, Read Bitmap
4. Load your bitmap
5. Click on the palette entry (the one you just made) in the list.
6. Click Grab
7. You'll get a silly dialogue telling you the obvious
Ta Da!
Now you just put a:
set_palette(data[1].dat);
Or whatever it's ID is...you know.
Hope I helped!
Scorpion
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Easy. DeHacked already showed you 1 way. Here is the other.
<p>If you're using datafiles, you just use grabber to *Grab* the palette
from the bitmap in memory. Do this:
<ol>
<li>
Click new...Palette</li>
<li>
Give it a name and crap</li>
<li>
Now click on File, Read Bitmap</li>
<li>
Load your bitmap</li>
<li>
Click on the palette entry (the one you just made) in the list.</li>
<li>
Click Grab</li>
<li>
You'll get a silly dialogue telling you the obvious</li>
</ol>
Ta Da!
<p>Now you just put a:
<br> set_palette(data[1].dat);
<p>Or whatever it's ID is...you know.
<br>Hope I helped!
<p>Scorpion</html>
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