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Registered: Apr 2002 Posts: 2238 |
Koala Greyscale TO Brownscale
Oh dear! I need help! :D
I made a pic in grey+b/w, and it just looks so boring now,
so i want to make it in brown+yellow colors.
But i cant find a program that lets me swap color in the pic...
So i tried to pixel the colors to the new ones, but it makes impossible clashes, so i cannot put the colors in i need.
So, also a solution is to do a lda colors,x - sta (new color),x - but eh, i dont really know how to do this, as it also seems the bitmap data is involved..
Can anyone help ?
My pic is grey..
I want it to be brown (scale)..
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v3to
Registered: Feb 2005 Posts: 150 |
first notion was the color-swap function in koala painter 2
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Carrion
Registered: Feb 2009 Posts: 317 |
Timanthes has "Color-Replace feature. You choose two colors and press "R" shortcut. You can then set size of the brush. And when you paint colors get replaced (from second color to first)
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SIDWAVE Account closed
Registered: Apr 2002 Posts: 2238 |
Carrion: painting dark grey, with color swap, so it becomes dark blue, is the same as painting it blue, no ? :D
I need to replace the colors, not paint them again..
I will try Koala Painter 2. |
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Registered: Apr 2002 Posts: 2238 |
Thank you both!
Koala Painter saved my ass :D |
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Carrion
Registered: Feb 2009 Posts: 317 |
Jan
You're right, but having brush size like 320pixels will make your job (replacing) just one click and note whe whole pixeling again :) Timanthes rocks anyway. |
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Mace
Registered: May 2002 Posts: 1799 |
If you only need to change a colour globally (that is: all brown needs to become all dark grey for instance), you can as well code it ;-) |
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Alias Medron
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 39 |
in Amica paint you can press : S then F while viewing the pic after that choose the destination color (F, Z and color) and click on a pixel of the color you want to change. |
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fade Account closed
Registered: Mar 2002 Posts: 290 |
in drazpaint, you can use the replace colour function .. it would be R and then you select your two colours..
DRAZPAINT > YOU :) |