what is the point with the dink pallette?
and how do i add own graphics to the game when i just have paint?
Re: what is the point with the dink pallette?
: and how do i add own graphics to the game when i just have paint?
Dink will read other colors and show them it a close equal but I'm curious if that uses any resourses or slows loading. ( Oh ya, I found paint shop pro 7 on //kickme.to/fosi )
Dink will read other colors and show them it a close equal but I'm curious if that uses any resourses or slows loading. ( Oh ya, I found paint shop pro 7 on //kickme.to/fosi )
Re: what is the point with the dink pallette?
: and how do i add own graphics to the game when i just have paint?
First of all, you could just ignore the palette, but it can cause the graphics to look a little strange when loaded in Dink. On thing you could do is load an existing Dink Graphic and save it as a new name. Since you're starting with an image in the right palette, your new image will be too. You will probably find it annoying however because you won't be drawing in the color you select, but the closest Dink color instead.
If you intend to do a lot of graphics, you should look for a better program.
First of all, you could just ignore the palette, but it can cause the graphics to look a little strange when loaded in Dink. On thing you could do is load an existing Dink Graphic and save it as a new name. Since you're starting with an image in the right palette, your new image will be too. You will probably find it annoying however because you won't be drawing in the color you select, but the closest Dink color instead.
If you intend to do a lot of graphics, you should look for a better program.
It's for use with only 256 colors...
: and how do i add own graphics to the game when i just have paint?
That's hard. There's a way explained in some movie at TDN.
That's hard. There's a way explained in some movie at TDN.