I've noticed that every time I copy & paste very high quality graphics into MMF, it's bound to lose most of the quality, even though the game is set in 32-bit colors.
Any ideas, anyone?
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27th December, 2003 at 12:58:58 -
i never get that. i'd blame the program you're copying from, whatever it is.
MMF can't do 32-bit. It can only do 24-bit. Ta da! Problem solved. If you have a program like Paint Shop Pro 8, you can reduce the colors to 32K (24-bit). In the dialog, tell it to use Error Diffusion.
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Dave_C:
Haven't tried that yet, but it's real tedious. I'm hoping for another way.
Pete Natress:
I'm using Photoshop 7. Simple stuff works, but when you do very detailed shading (light effects, etc), it ends up all screwed up.
Voodoo Yoshi:
Hmm... thanks for the info. I always assumed it was 32-bit, not 24-bit.
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If you have a program like Paint Shop Pro 8, you can reduce the colors to 32K (24-bit). In the dialog, tell it to use Error Diffusion.
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