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Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-12 17:48:00
by Malc
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The two shades of tiles in the yellow box-out... does anyone know how to eliminate it please?

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-12 18:54:00
by Snake Man
Must be the contrast/brightness setup in my monitor (which I'm not about to easily change I might add heh) but all I can see is pitch black darkness inside the yellow box.

PMC TFW
Snake Man

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-12 19:22:00
by Malc
quote:Originally posted by Snake Man:
Must be the contrast/brightness setup in my monitor (which I'm not about to easily change I might add heh) but all I can see is pitch black darkness inside the yellow box.

PMC TFW
Snake Man
Heh, not the best choice of screenshots I must admit... I'll post another later (which by some bizarre twist of chance allows me to show off some more of the theater! :) )

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-12 20:46:00
by Widowmaker
set X1 for water tiles to 254 and it will dissapear.
this is an X1 isssue, every tile needs its specific value.
when using the original Korea tileset you can set up a Catescript to set the values from original L2.

/widmak

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-12 21:52:00
by Malc
That sounds(!) easy enough... I haven't had much dealings with CATE - is it 4-byte .L2 compatible?

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-13 06:31:00
by Widowmaker
quote:Originally posted by Malcolm Hutcheon:
That sounds(!) easy enough... I haven't had much dealings with CATE - is it 4-byte .L2 compatible?

nope 2-byte only.

/widmak

Re: Graphic anomoly - how do I fix it?

Posted: 2002-09-13 07:22:00
by Malc
quote:Originally posted by Widowmaker:

nope 2-byte only.

/widmak
...and I'm guessing there is no way to convert a 4-byte to a 2-byte .L2?

Aaaah, the fun of theater-building... every day is another problem! :)

Oh well, guess I have to do it the long (by hand) way...