im sure that it exsist millions of tutorails on this but send me a link then instead to say "search on google!!!!!"
every time i open a half life texture in paint shop pro 8 i can only use the colors that exsist on the texture (if it is a weapon i can only use gray nad not yellow or something).
[sorry for my english]
change texture with all colors [closed]
Created 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:41:56 UTC by
blodkorven
Created 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:41:56 UTC by
blodkorven
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:41:56 UTC
Post #117764
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:53:51 UTC
Post #117765
Thats a proof that even photoshop 5 is better then paint shop pro 8! 
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:54:35 UTC
Post #117766
google next time dude. Lol
I dont actually know much about this. I dont customize textures much
I dont actually know much about this. I dont customize textures much
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 15:56:27 UTC
Post #117767
maybe this can help http://twhl.co.za/tutorial.php?id=59
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 16:30:54 UTC
Post #117772
You can edit it with paint! 
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 16:45:27 UTC
Post #117779
MMM... sausage.
The reason that this happens (the color in the textures thing) is that the textures have their own paletts, or pallets, or something like that... anyways, it forces the texture to use only certaint colors, the best may I have found around this is to open the texture up in paint (really freakin old) and then select all of it, open another new picture in paint with the same deminsions and paste it into the new one, this will remove the pallet, or palett... whatever. The only problem is that paint has trouble saving pictures in 264 bit color, so if the texture is for a HL model (it must be 264 bit color.) copy it into wally, then export it as a bmp. Then you can use it in a model.
I bet there is a simpler way of doing this, but I don't know it.
The reason that this happens (the color in the textures thing) is that the textures have their own paletts, or pallets, or something like that... anyways, it forces the texture to use only certaint colors, the best may I have found around this is to open the texture up in paint (really freakin old) and then select all of it, open another new picture in paint with the same deminsions and paste it into the new one, this will remove the pallet, or palett... whatever. The only problem is that paint has trouble saving pictures in 264 bit color, so if the texture is for a HL model (it must be 264 bit color.) copy it into wally, then export it as a bmp. Then you can use it in a model.
I bet there is a simpler way of doing this, but I don't know it.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 17:21:53 UTC
Post #117785
(264 bit color???
I think you are talking about a value of 256 in color depth.)
To make the texture you desire, you must increase the color depth to 16 million colors.
When you are done, save the image as a bmp image with a color depth of 256 colors.
I think you are talking about a value of 256 in color depth.)
To make the texture you desire, you must increase the color depth to 16 million colors.
When you are done, save the image as a bmp image with a color depth of 256 colors.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-29 17:37:37 UTC
Post #117798
For photoshop, it's Image > Mode > RGB color.
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-30 01:57:23 UTC
Post #117847
thx kasperg
Posted 18 years ago2005-06-30 23:58:48 UTC
Post #117986
Ah... yes, 256 color depth... my bad.
Posted 18 years ago2005-07-01 00:02:08 UTC
Post #117987
If you mean that you use .BMP then you are right,Pyroclasm!
Posted 18 years ago2005-07-01 02:23:36 UTC
Post #118004
In Paint Shop Pro, it's Ctrl+Shift+0 to go to full-color, then Ctrl+Shift+3 to go back to palleted 256-colour (which you need for HL).
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