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Perfect Pix by Batman Group
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wow
that's a professionnal tool! Great work!
HxC files
Damn, it feel really like Amiga stuff and spirit, like if there was a HAM mode or something when I saw SFII on the CTM644-2..
Damn, it feel really like Amiga stuff and spirit, like if there was a HAM mode or something when I saw SFII on the CTM644-2..
This made my day. Great tool!
OMG, i'm back !
tool thumbs for sure!
Nice !!!
The first painting tool on CPC using Page flipping and raster.
Great blinking pictures ;)
The first painting tool on CPC using Page flipping and raster.
Great blinking pictures ;)
good initiative
awesome results!
Ced will probably be happy to experiment flicking stuff with this tool :-)
Finally! More than one shade of grey on a CPC! That, in itself, is worth the thumb-up! ^_^ Top job!
@Rhino : Using converter is a bit hard...
Don't have java and how to deal with picture coming from Grafx2 (PNG or BMP support would be nice) ?
Don't have java and how to deal with picture coming from Grafx2 (PNG or BMP support would be nice) ?
Ok I found how to convert :) (Apologies)
And I got a bug. Can't move on the picture with Paint Edition :(
And I got a bug. Can't move on the picture with Paint Edition :(
Cool! Will work on it really soon :)
@Beb
It's strange. Anyway I uploaded a new version warning if there are memory conflicts with some rom, maybe that's the problem. Otherwise, you should be able to move with cursor or the keys you defined for that.
Thanks!
It's strange. Anyway I uploaded a new version warning if there are memory conflicts with some rom, maybe that's the problem. Otherwise, you should be able to move with cursor or the keys you defined for that.
Thanks!
Looks great!
If there is some information about the file format used (I guess it's mostly a VRAM dump, but what about the palettes?) I may try to integrate this with GrafX2 directly so you can load/save pictures from there.
If there is some information about the file format used (I guess it's mostly a VRAM dump, but what about the palettes?) I may try to integrate this with GrafX2 directly so you can load/save pictures from there.
Incredibly amazing new video modes, with clever use of scrolling and rasters. Great stuff :)
@PulkoMandy Great!
This is the .pph file description:
* (byte) mode (3 = mode R, 4 = mode B0, 5 = mode B1)
* (short) screen width
* (short) screen height
* (byte) n palettes (1-34)
* (4/16 bytes) first palette colors in Basic numbering format (4 bytes for mode B1, 16 bytes for mode B0/R)
+ for mode B1 with rasters only (repeated until n palettes):
* (byte) n lines for first palette
* (3 bytes) second palette colors
...
.odd/eve files are raw gfx data in linear format (one line below the other), in mode 0 pixelformat for B0 and R, and mode 1 for B1.
Thanks!
This is the .pph file description:
* (byte) mode (3 = mode R, 4 = mode B0, 5 = mode B1)
* (short) screen width
* (short) screen height
* (byte) n palettes (1-34)
* (4/16 bytes) first palette colors in Basic numbering format (4 bytes for mode B1, 16 bytes for mode B0/R)
+ for mode B1 with rasters only (repeated until n palettes):
* (byte) n lines for first palette
* (3 bytes) second palette colors
...
.odd/eve files are raw gfx data in linear format (one line below the other), in mode 0 pixelformat for B0 and R, and mode 1 for B1.
Thanks!
@beb
If what you can not move is the pointer, you might have to redefine controls.
If what you can not move is the pointer, you might have to redefine controls.
@Rhino: My fault, I tried to convert a picture 280 lines height.
And the converter run well, but pixelperfect can't scroll the picture...
And the converter run well, but pixelperfect can't scroll the picture...
@Beb, Ok, a warning message from the converter in that case would be a good thing.
Just tested the tool on a real CPC... I'm not graphist, but this is probably the beginning of what a lot of graphists were expecting for years. Wait and see what the pixel-experts will produce with Perfect Pix... Great release!
Now let's do save support…
@PulkoMandy: And lua script to transfert the result on CTM monitor on the fly :)
@PulkoMandy, Awesome! Thanks for the great support!
Two things about the screenshots:
DI logo colors (mode B1) seem corrupted.
Mixed colors on Street Fighter screen seems a little darker. If you're using the average of the RGB values to calculate the mixture, note that it is not a very accurate method, the real mix tends to the lighter color.
Regards!
Two things about the screenshots:
DI logo colors (mode B1) seem corrupted.
Mixed colors on Street Fighter screen seems a little darker. If you're using the average of the RGB values to calculate the mixture, note that it is not a very accurate method, the real mix tends to the lighter color.
Regards!
Yes, I just did a simple averaging of the colors. Do you have a better formula? If not I will try to compare side by side with my CTM and try to find something better.
For the DI logo, it is a bit hard to see where the raster are with very similar palettes in each part. I think I am off by one line at the moment. I will make a test picture with more visible color changes so I can see what I'm doing.
For the DI logo, it is a bit hard to see where the raster are with very similar palettes in each part. I think I am off by one line at the moment. I will make a test picture with more visible color changes so I can see what I'm doing.
@PulkoMandy,
RGB derives from the square root of photon flux, so a general formula must take that into account. For example, mix = sqrt(0.5 * A^2 + 0.5 * B^2), where A and B are the values of the RGB channels to mix. But this would be for a pure theoretical mixture, not the mixture produced by switching frames, so what I did was a formula based on testing/error comparison.
To not mess this, I have sent you the code in a private message of CPCWIKI.
Another option is to have the resulting colors in a table (27x27), taken from PCT files generated by the paint tool.
About the DI logo, I think there is something wrong in the palette colors calculation (or the order). Notice how the color gradients of the brightness in your screenshot are not smooth and linear. You can compare it to the gfx loaded from the paint tool on the CPC, or the DI screenshot in the manual.
Regards!
RGB derives from the square root of photon flux, so a general formula must take that into account. For example, mix = sqrt(0.5 * A^2 + 0.5 * B^2), where A and B are the values of the RGB channels to mix. But this would be for a pure theoretical mixture, not the mixture produced by switching frames, so what I did was a formula based on testing/error comparison.
To not mess this, I have sent you the code in a private message of CPCWIKI.
Another option is to have the resulting colors in a table (27x27), taken from PCT files generated by the paint tool.
About the DI logo, I think there is something wrong in the palette colors calculation (or the order). Notice how the color gradients of the brightness in your screenshot are not smooth and linear. You can compare it to the gfx loaded from the paint tool on the CPC, or the DI screenshot in the manual.
Regards!
Oldschool rules!
Updated to v1.02 with a converter bug fixed exporting overscan screens and more upper memory free for greater ROMs compatibility.
Updated to v1.03 with the following changes:
* Improved controls in Paint tool by adding CONTROL + keys to move the pointer to scroll the zoom window (similar to OCP Art Studio).
* Added warning message in the converter when source image exceeds the image size limits managed with the Paint tool.
* Additional upper memory free for greater ROMs compatibility.
* Improved controls in Paint tool by adding CONTROL + keys to move the pointer to scroll the zoom window (similar to OCP Art Studio).
* Added warning message in the converter when source image exceeds the image size limits managed with the Paint tool.
* Additional upper memory free for greater ROMs compatibility.
Very, very cool application! I love it!!!!
My graphist forced me to thumb it :)
VERY, VERY GOOD!!!!
UHHH!!!! VANITY!!!!
UHHH!!!! VANITY!!!!
Hello Manuel,
Everybody know that you are in love of Vanity since several years, since you speak of us in each of your posts on Pouet. So I invite you to join us at the next party to get a dedicace and take a photo with us (you can enlarge it and hang it in your room).
With love,
Hicks/Vanity
Everybody know that you are in love of Vanity since several years, since you speak of us in each of your posts on Pouet. So I invite you to join us at the next party to get a dedicace and take a photo with us (you can enlarge it and hang it in your room).
With love,
Hicks/Vanity
LOL!!!
Thank you for the invitation Hicks !!!!!
But I have the photo of Rhino !!!!, I have only the best !!!
Without acrimony !!!!, kisses !!!
Thank you for the invitation Hicks !!!!!
But I have the photo of Rhino !!!!, I have only the best !!!
Without acrimony !!!!, kisses !!!
Don't be so shy in public Manuel...
LOL!!!! , Do not get JEALOUS HICKS !!!!!!!
Great proggy for CPC.
@PulkoMandy, BTW:
Now when you are back to Grafx2 project by intregrating a new file format, perhaps, at the same time, you could fix the issues/bugs I was talking about in my mails, a year or 2 ago =). Would be very appreciated!
@PulkoMandy, BTW:
Now when you are back to Grafx2 project by intregrating a new file format, perhaps, at the same time, you could fix the issues/bugs I was talking about in my mails, a year or 2 ago =). Would be very appreciated!
@sim: if they are not already fixed in the current betas, I probably forgot about it and/or lost your mails. Please report problems at http://pulkomandy.tk/projects/GrafX2/query if not already done, otherwise they get lost.
@PulkoMandy:
Thank you for your kind answer. I will look into my sent-mails folder and submit it.
Thank you for your kind answer. I will look into my sent-mails folder and submit it.
Simply exceptional.
youtube link, please...
Useful tool!
Thumbs up for such tool, I hope to find time soon to test it on the real CPC
Sounds good,
but do I have to understand that you can't save ? I have read above "Now let's do save support…" ???
If so, maybe it has been realsed a bit too fast ?
but do I have to understand that you can't save ? I have read above "Now let's do save support…" ???
If so, maybe it has been realsed a bit too fast ?
That was me about support in GrafX2. The native CPC tool of course has save support.
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
* Mode R -> Up to 384x272 pixels and 16 freely selectable colors from a palette of 27.
* Mode B0 -> Up to 192x272 pixels and 136 colors from a palette of 378.
* Mode B1 -> Up to 384x272 pixels and 307 colors, divided into color 0 + up to 34 palettes of 9 colors per line.
You must run the tool on real hardware to see the true visual result.