MUCSU-FLI Converter

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MUCSU-FLI Converter [2011]

Released by :
Algotech

Release Date :
28 May 2011

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

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Credits :

Code	....	Algorithm of Algotech, svenonacid
Design	....	Algorithm of Algotech, svenonacid
Idea	....	Algorithm of Algotech, svenonacid
Concept	....	Algorithm of Algotech, svenonacid

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Summary
Submitted by algorithm on 28 May 2011

MUCSU-FLI CONVERTER (C) ALGORITHM / ALGOTECH

This converter was created last year and has been unreleased until now.
Some quick information as below..

Create your C64 image using any paint package using the pepto palette.

Ensure image has the dimensions of 272x160 and open the image using the converter.

Turn off dithering in the converter to 'untouched'

Click on convert. Save C64 EXE or c64 datafiles.

Turning on Perceptual conversion gives slightly better image quality

This converter should only be used if the c64 image contains many colors in close proximity. In most cases, using NUFLI is an advantage (due to 320x200 screen). However images with many color changes will only look optimum in the MUCSU-FLI mode

Basic specs as below

272x160 Hires FLI Per line
underlaid x Expanded Multicolor Sprite Overlay (240x160)
hence the two strips on the left and right of the image are plain FLI

Only basic dithering modes are included in the converter. I would recommend using timanthes to dither the image using color dithering and then importing it into the converter to maximise the potential of the converter

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