I still can't make any screenshot
I've been trying it for a long time now, and I thought it had something to do with my old comp not being able to handle it, but on my new comp it's the same mess:
I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
Now, how do make a decent one?
I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
Now, how do make a decent one?
: I've been trying it for a long time now, and I thought it had something to do with my old comp not being able to handle it, but on my new comp it's the same mess:
: I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: Now, how do make a decent one?
Are you maintaining indexes?
Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX, http://www.hyperionics.com/ .
: I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: Now, how do make a decent one?
Are you maintaining indexes?
Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX, http://www.hyperionics.com/ .
: I've been trying it for a long time now, and I thought it had something to do with my old comp not being able to handle it, but on my new comp it's the same mess:
: I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: Now, how do make a decent one?
same problem here
: I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: Now, how do make a decent one?
same problem here
: : I've been trying it for a long time now, and I thought it had something to do with my old comp not being able to handle it, but on my new comp it's the same mess:
: : I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: : Now, how do make a decent one?
: Are you maintaining indexes?
Ehm... I don't know. What are those?
: Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX, http://www.hyperionics.com/ .
I'll try that one.
: : I press Alt-Print Screen, in PSP version 5 Edit-paste as new image, load colours palette (Dink Palette) and then I keep ending up with a weird, dark picture.
: : Now, how do make a decent one?
: Are you maintaining indexes?
Ehm... I don't know. What are those?
: Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX, http://www.hyperionics.com/ .
I'll try that one.
: Are you maintaining indexes?
How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
right, doesn't work for me
How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
right, doesn't work for me
: : Are you maintaining indexes?
: How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: right, doesn't work for me
As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
1) Start Hypersnap DX
2) Minimize it
3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
5) Tada
: How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: right, doesn't work for me
As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
1) Start Hypersnap DX
2) Minimize it
3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
5) Tada
: : : Are you maintaining indexes?
: : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : right, doesn't work for me
: As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: 2) Minimize it
: 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: 5) Tada
That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : right, doesn't work for me
: As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: 2) Minimize it
: 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: 5) Tada
That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
Photoshop 5.5 works fine for me
Photoshop 5.5 works fine for me
: That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
Then I dunno... I tried it and it works for me.
Then I dunno... I tried it and it works for me.
: : : : Are you maintaining indexes?
: : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : right, doesn't work for me
: : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : 2) Minimize it
: : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : 5) Tada
: That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
Yes, it works! Finally!
: : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : right, doesn't work for me
: : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : 2) Minimize it
: : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : 5) Tada
: That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
Yes, it works! Finally!
: : : : : Are you maintaining indexes?
: : : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : : right, doesn't work for me
: : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : : 2) Minimize it
: : : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : : 5) Tada
: : That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
: Yes, it works! Finally!
Well, then I guess you'll have to make the screenshots of Sotno, when I've sent it to you that is
(should be within 2 weeks)
: : : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : : right, doesn't work for me
: : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : : 2) Minimize it
: : : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : : 5) Tada
: : That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
: Yes, it works! Finally!
Well, then I guess you'll have to make the screenshots of Sotno, when I've sent it to you that is
(should be within 2 weeks)
: As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : : : Are you maintaining indexes?
: : : : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : : : right, doesn't work for me
: : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : : : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : : : 2) Minimize it
: : : : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : : : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : : : 5) Tada
: : : That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: : It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
: : Yes, it works! Finally!
: Well, then I guess you'll have to make the screenshots of Sotno, when I've sent it to you that is (should be within 2 weeks)
Ok, no prob. But try once more for yourself, that's easier for any other purpose.
: : : : : How can I do that? I have PSP 7
: : : : : : Anyway, if that doesn't work, try using Hypersnap DX,http://www.hyperionics.com/.
: : : : : right, doesn't work for me
: : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : Anyway, to get Hypersnap DX to work:
: : : : 1) Start Hypersnap DX
: : : : 2) Minimize it
: : : : 3) Start Dink or a D-Mod
: : : : 4) Press Ctrl-Shift-F when you want to take a screenshot.
: : : : 5) Tada
: : : That's exactly the point that doesn't work... When in Dink pressing Ctrl-Shift-F nothing happens, and when in Snapshot pressing Ctrl-Shift-F it makes a screenshot of my destkop, or any other thing but not Dinksmallwood
: : It works for me, but when I pressed Ctrl-Shift-F at the same time, it gave a black snapshot, but when I first press Ctrl, then 'add' Shift and then F, it works. There are only some white dots on the background, but those you can get rid of in PSP.
: : Yes, it works! Finally!
: Well, then I guess you'll have to make the screenshots of Sotno, when I've sent it to you that is
(should be within 2 weeks)Ok, no prob.
But try once more for yourself, that's easier for any other purpose.: : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
meh
: Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
meh
: : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: meh
Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: meh
Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : meh
: Not if you have the correct palette...?
How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : meh
: Not if you have the correct palette...?
How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : meh
: : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: How do I get the correct palette than...?
In the correct way, i guess...
: : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : meh
: : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: How do I get the correct palette than...?
In the correct way, i guess...
: : : : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : meh
: : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: In the correct way, i guess...
right... thanks for your help
: : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : meh
: : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: In the correct way, i guess...
right... thanks for your help
: : : : : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : : meh
: : : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : In the correct way, i guess...
: right... thanks for your help
Open an original graphic of Dink, like Dink idle, Dink walking or such, and save that as your Dink Palette with the option 'save palette as' in PSP. If you want to apply Dink Palette to a graphic, open that certain graphic, choose option 'load palette', and choose the Dink Palette you've just saved. That's it.
: : : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : : meh
: : : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : In the correct way, i guess...
: right... thanks for your help
Open an original graphic of Dink, like Dink idle, Dink walking or such, and save that as your Dink Palette with the option 'save palette as' in PSP. If you want to apply Dink Palette to a graphic, open that certain graphic, choose option 'load palette', and choose the Dink Palette you've just saved. That's it.
: : : : : : : : As the tutorial says, my method only works with PSP 4... newer versions of PSP, and all versions of Photoshop (I believe), do not have the ability to load palletes while maintaining indexes.
: : : : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : : : meh
: : : : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : : : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : : In the correct way, i guess...
: : right... thanks for your help
: Open an original graphic of Dink, like Dink idle, Dink walking or such, and save that as your Dink Palette with the option 'save palette as' in PSP. If you want to apply Dink Palette to a graphic, open that certain graphic, choose option 'load palette', and choose the Dink Palette you've just saved. That's it.
Yeah, that's what I did. If I do that and apply the Dink palette the image gets all white and bright...
: : : : : : : Hey, it works perfectly with version 7 (except for those white dots you can fix by changing black to white in the palette and such)! When you get the "Open" window where you browse your system for the palette, you have the option to "Maintain indexes", near the bottom of that window.
: : : : : : The only thing that happens when using that, is that the entire screenshot becomes all bright and whitish
: : : : : : meh
: : : : : Not if you have the correct palette...?
: : : : How do I get the correct palette than...?
: : : In the correct way, i guess...
: : right... thanks for your help
: Open an original graphic of Dink, like Dink idle, Dink walking or such, and save that as your Dink Palette with the option 'save palette as' in PSP. If you want to apply Dink Palette to a graphic, open that certain graphic, choose option 'load palette', and choose the Dink Palette you've just saved. That's it.
Yeah, that's what I did. If I do that and apply the Dink palette the image gets all white and bright...
