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Re: tga to 16 colors?
Well, with the help from Adam Atomic (He usually frequents the CGTalk boards.) I know few tips, but not nearly as much as he. I would *strongly* recommend contacting him. He responds quickly and is very helpful. I'll whip up a quick screenie tutorial for you. Stay posted. Edit: Adam Atomic's website can be found at this… -
Re: tga to 16 colors?
Depends on the game and genre. Highest you'd probably ever find is a 256 or 128. And yes, it's best to start a 4-bit texture from scratch, that way you can plan out your palette in advance, and make the most out of your available shades. Adam's 4-bit texturing tutorial helps a lot. The tutorial goes into closer detail, but… -
Re: tga to 16 colors?
It does make sense thanx, although I would like to know before I assume that I can use this other texture I made that looks 100x's better than the actual 16 color pallete painted with 1x brush in adobe. Is a sized down version painted with no color contraints at 256x256 and resize to 128x128 then converted to 16 colors. It… -
Re: tga to 16 colors?
I read his 4bit-texturing tutorial twice. I have made a pallete with 16 colors though even trying to sacrifice between colors is difficult in this case as there are numerous colors incorporated into the design I am requested to create. I have a choice of either creating it with 16 colors or somewhere inbetween 16-256. I… -
Re: tga to 16 colors?
Hey, Thanx very much all for your assistance and efforts to help me better understand what i've gotten myself into.:) Xaltar: I'm a bit confused by [ QUOTE ] 24 or 32 bit one? Usualy, if you want a 16 color texture you paint it that way so you can choose your pallet. If you texture in 32bit color and convert to 16 you end…
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