Re:D1 bitmaps in 256 Color mode
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Michel van Heuven wrote:
> In 256 color mode a bitmap shown by a D1 program goes horribly ugly and
> gray.
> Do the same with a D2 (D3?) program and all goes well.
I have had the same problem... also, when using 16-color images and
running
on another machine, the palette on that machine overrides the colors in
the picture and the result is very ugly. Is there any way to override
the default system palette?
I've also had images simply disappear when programs are run on other
machines than the one they were made on.
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> Does anyone know of a solution to this problem or a tool that will solve
> it?
Well, is there..?
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