How do I edit the units32.pcx?
- Thread starter BulletSix
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yes, if you have psp or photoshop it's that simple, you need to have a gfx software that can handle palettes, not MS Paint, for instance.
It's important that you save the file as the same type as it already is in, i e 256 colours pcx. Take a look at the palette where the magenta (RGB: 255, 0, 255) and the green (0, 255, 0) are located, these places in the palette determine the transparency, so these colours shouldn't be in the graphics you want to see.
zulu9812 has posted a very large units32 you can use, he has added most of the units.
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It's important that you save the file as the same type as it already is in, i e 256 colours pcx. Take a look at the palette where the magenta (RGB: 255, 0, 255) and the green (0, 255, 0) are located, these places in the palette determine the transparency, so these colours shouldn't be in the graphics you want to see.
zulu9812 has posted a very large units32 you can use, he has added most of the units.
Welcome to CFC!
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